Computer Classes/Workshops
indicates a "Home Friendly" workshop. The
information learned can be used on your home computer.
indicates a "Library Friendly" workshop.
The information learned can be used at one of the Cape May County Library's
computers. You won't need a home computer to practice or use what you
learn in the sessions.
For class dates and times, see the Library Calendar. Workshops will begin promptly at scheduled time. Except for My First Computer Class, all workshops require participants to have basic mouse skills. Please use Mouserobics (mouse instruction/practice) to make sure you have these skills before attending. Basic mouse information and more practice may be found at Mousing Around or Ratoneando (en Español).
Important notice. Many of our workshops are offered "on demand." If you see a workshop offered without a calendar date, please contact the TEC and ask for it. We will be glad to schedule these workshops when there is sufficient interest. You can call us at 463-6341 or use this form.
Computer Boot Camp
When offered, special 4 week program of our four most basic workshops: Computer Boot Camp-My1st
Computer Boot Camp – Librar...More
Hotmail 101
Learn the basics of sending, receiving and filtering email via this free web-based service. While we look specifically at Hot...More
Intermediate MS Word 2003
Learn "dropped caps", format painter, displayed paragraphs, learned how to insert and format a table using mail merge and mor...More
Intermediate MS Word 2007
Learn "dropped caps", format painter, displayed paragraphs, learned how to insert and format a table using mail merge and mor...More
Internet Explorer 7.0
See how I.E. 7.0 differs from previous versions with increased security & improved searching. Learn how to customize your Co...More
Intro to MS Word 2003
Learn the basics of Microsoft Word 2003. Familiarize yourself with the MS Office interface as it relates to MS Word while cre...More
Introducing MS PowerPoint 2003
In PowerPoint, we learn the basics while creating a presentation entitled "All About Me". In addition to seeing just how eas...More
Introducing MS PowerPoint 2007
In PowerPoint, we learn the basics while creating a presentation entitled "All About Me". In addition to seeing just how easy...More
Introduction to EBSCOhost (Magazine Index)
EBSCOhost is a magazine index that delivers thousands of full text magazine and journal articles and much, much more. A col...More
Introduction to MS Word 2007
Learn the basics of Microsoft Word 2007. Familiarize yourself with the MS Office interface as it relates to MS Word while cr...More
Library Catalog Essentials
Learn how to use our new electronic catalog while improving your searching skills. The skills learned in this workshop are ap...More
My First Computer Class
Feeling like you've been left behind? Family members doing all your computing for you? Well, learn the absolute basics and ...More
Software, or How does it do that?
Confused by all that talk of drives, storage, memory, media, RAM, ROM and wondering if everyone is fluent in binary code but ...More
Web 1.0
The on-ramp to the information superhighway-the World Wide Web is what most people mean when they talk about the Internet. Th...More
Windows Vista Basics
Learn the lingo and get acquainted with your operating system. If you don't know your desktop from your taskbar, aren't usin...More
Windows XP Basics
Learn the lingo and get acquainted with your operating system. If you don't know your desktop from your taskbar, aren't usin...More
Working with Files in Windows Vista
Continue to expand our knowledge of Windows with the emphasis on file and folder management including: save versus save as, c...More
Working with Files in Windows XP
Continue to expand our knowledge of Windows with the emphasis on file and folder management including: save versus save as, c...More
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DISCLAIMER:
While documents and links have been carefully researched in line with
normal collection development procedures, because the Cape May County
Library has no control over remote sites and sources, no responsibility
for their content or availability is accepted or implied.