Computer Classes

The following computer classes are offered through a co-operative program between Lethbridge Community Network and Nord-Bridge Senior Centre.

Basic Computer & Internet

A basic course, no minimum skill or qualifications to participate.  This course is intended to be an entry level introduction to using a computer and using the Internet. This course introduces the student to ‘Windows’ and how to manage the programs.  Learn how to search on the Internet.  Each student will create and learn how to use an e-mail account.   Students will also learn how to use a scanner to scan photos or documents into the computer; be sure to bring in some photos/documents that you would like to have scanned.  Basic word processing will also be taught in this course.

Begins: February 29. March 2, 7, 9, 14, 16         Location: Computer Room

Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Instructor: LCN

Fee: Members: $40.00 Non-Members: $50.00    Maximum: 6 Students

Ask the Computer Guy

This course is intended for individuals who have a basic understanding/knowledge about operating a computer and navigating the Internet.  The course will explore more advanced ‘Windows’ management and Internet / E-mail focus.  You will learn about the different search engines you can use on the Internet and safe practices while you are online.  Another key component to this class will be designated time to ask questions about your computer needs.

Begins: April 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27                      Location: Computer Room

Time: 9:00 - 12:00 pm Instructor: LCN

Fee: Members: $40.00 Non-Members: $50.00    Maximum: 6 Students

Recording Your Ancestry - Advanced Genealogy

This advanced course into recording and researching family history is intended to  assist seniors with more advanced searches on the computer for their personal family records.  This class will focus on European and Eastern Canada research.  You will also learn basic information on free Internet and library sites available to do research. Sites are generally established by governments (around the world),  family history organizations, and some profit based companies.  GENEALOGY / FAMILY  HISTORY IS THE MOST USED ACTIVITY ON THE INTERNET. Minimal computer familiarization is needed. You can use the Nord-Bridge computer lab, or bring your own laptop.  All you will really need is your own flash drive, available at any office supply business, to save your information.  

Begins: T.B.A. (Please see Front Desk for more information)           Location: Computer Room

Time:  T.B.A. Maximum: 6 Students

Fee: $5.00 Instructor: TBA (Lethbridge Family History Centre)