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Adult Classes: Introductory Courses

Introduction to Computers

A ninety minute course. The first part of the class focuses upon the basic components and operation of a computer. The second part works on learning in-depth mouse techniques, using a mouse tutorial. The class ends with a short introduction to the library's web site.

No Prerequisite.

 

Introduction to Email

This ninety minute class provides a basic introduction to how email works. Topics include sending, receiving, and attachments. The class also includes basic email safety. That class concludes with help setting up an email address for interested patrons.

Prerequisites: Keyboard and mouse skills.

 

Introduction to the Internet

A ninety minute course that introduces the student to the basics of the Internet - starting with it's origins and then covering the basic components and use of a web browser. The course concludes with an introduction to web searching.

Prerequisites: Keyboard and mouse abilities

 

Introduction to Microsoft Word

This ninety minute course introduces the student to the basics of word processing using Microsoft's Word program. From the very first step on how to identify and utilize the tools to editing, saving and printing features. The student will leave the class with a basic understanding of how the program works and how to access it on their own from their home pc or by using the library's free computers.

Prerequisites: Keyboard and mouse abilities.

 

Job Search Smart

This ninety minute seminar introduces patrons to online job searching. The goal of this information session is to help maximize results by employing more efficient job search methods. We will provide tips on such topics as: what sites are out there, what they're useful for, creating accounts, effective resume writing, and much more.

Prerequisites: Keyboard and mouse abilities.

 

Resume Rescue

This seminar course will teach you the basics of writing an effective resume, and provide helpful tips to improve an existing resume. Resume myths, different types of resume, formatting, cover letters, and selling your job experience will be covered. Basic computer skills required. This course runs for ninety minutes.

Prerequisites: Keyboard and mouse abilities.

 

More classes are coming soon!

 

 

Contact Information

If you would like a class on a specific topic, please contact:

 

Kevin Urian
by telephone: 410-996-1066, ext 135
e-mail kurian@ccplnet.org.

 

We cannot guarantee that we can provide classes on specific subject, but we would love to hear your ideas!

 

 

Registration Information

To register or for more information about the Elkton Central Library classes, please contact:

 

Kevin Urian
by telephone: 410-996-1055, ext 135
by email: kurian@ccplnet.org
or in person at the Elkton Central Library at
301 Newark Avenue in Elkton, MD

 

To register or for more information about the Rising Sun Branch Library classes, please contact:

 

Karen Peterman
by telephone: 410-658-4025
by email: kpeterman@ccplnet.org
or in person at the Rising Sun Branch Library at
111 Colonial Way in Rising Sun, MD

 

To register or for more information about the Perryville Branch Library classes, please contact:

 

Anthony Pellicone
by telephone: 410-996-6070 ext 3116
by email: apellicone@ccplnet.org
or in person at the Perryville Branch Library
500 Coudon Blvd in Perryville, MD

 

 

All programs are free with a current library card. Registration is required. All CCPL Branch libraries are handicapped accessible. Sign language interpretation is available with two weeks' prior notice.