Computer Classes
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One-on-One Assistance:

Space is limited. One-on-one sessions are 55 minutes long. Please bring any cords, chargers, etc. with you.

Technology Appointments

We offer one-on-one assistance with basic computer/technology questions.

You must:

  1. Sign up for a time slot by calling the Reference Desk.
  2. Bring devices and chargers on the date of appointment.
  3. Have a specific subject to discuss.

 

Dates of Future Technology Appointments:

May 23rd, 2024 - Last Technology Appointment until Fall. 

Due to Summer Programming we will postpone any further Technology Appointments or Computer Classes until Fall 2024. Please check back at the beginning of September for updates. Thank-you for understanding.

 

Contact: The Reference Desk to sign up at (864) 941-4655

 

 

 

COMPUTER CLASSES ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE - 4/9/24

The library offers free computer classes for adults. You can take the classes as many times as you would like, but it is suggested that beginners take the three main Basic computer courses first, as these skills are needed in other class.

Unless otherwise noted, all classes are held in Auditorium of the Main Library, located at 600 S. Main Street, Greenwood, SC.
 
 
If you would like more information or would like to register for a class, please inquire at the Reference Desk or call us at (864) 941-4655.

Copies of the class calendar become available the last week of the month. Sign up for the next month's classes begins on the last Wednesday of the month.

Course Descriptions: Below are the descriptions of all the classes taught in the recommended order to take the classes. If you have any specific questions about what is taught in class, please contact the Reference Staff.

The Basics:

COMPUTER CLASSES ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE - 4/9/24

Basics I
This class is an introductory course to the computer. In this class you will begin with the fundamental skills needed to use a computer. This class must be taken before student can continue to Basics II.
 
Basics II
Learn how to resize windows, learn all about the start menu, and develop intermediate mouse skills. Students must complete this class before continuing onto Basics III.
 
Basics III
In this class, the student will apply the fundamental skills learned in Basic I and II to the learn how to open and save files, use a USB flash drive and more. Basics I and II must be completed before taking Basics III.
 
 
 

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