LEARNING CENTER NEWS - December 2001

"One kind word can warm three winter months."
Japanese Proverb

WINTER 2002 CLASSES

Introduction to Computers-(6 sessions) Tuesdays & Thursdays beginning Jan. 8, 2002. Learn the components of windows, basic functions of a computer, and basic word processing.
Intermediate Computers-(6 sessions) Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Feb. 5, 2002. This class will include Windows maneuvers, shortcuts to the desktop, moving/copying files, renaming files, creating new folders and a deeper look at the MS Office Suite.
Print Artist-(1 session) Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2002. Create beautiful cards, impressive banners, 3-D crafts and more.
Quicken-(2 sessions) Wednesdays, February 20 and February 27, 2002. Learn to manage your personal finances with this unique software.
MS Word-(4 sessions) Tuesdays & Thursdays beginning March 5, 2002. Learn the basics of this word processing program along with some spreadsheet and database tasks. You should have a good working knowledge of computers to take this class.
Excel-(4 sessions) Tuesdays & Thursdays beginning March 19, 2002. Excel is a powerful spreadsheet software used for managing and analyzing data and charting. You should have a good work

NEW WINTER CLASSES
The French Connection-Just one 2-hour workshop of fun and knowledge. Learn words and phrases in French. Take home a cassette of French songs. Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2002.
Using Your Digital Camera - Two 2-hour classes to share your knowledge and share ways to use digital photos. Bring your owner's manual and your ideas. Wednesdays, Jan. 16 & 23, 2002.
Computer Lab-This is an open lab for you to work on software files with an instructor present to help as needed.
Thursdays: 9:00 AM-12:00 noon beginning Jan. 10, 2002. 

To Register: Call The Learning Center - (734) 429-6560

e-mail - cswingle@visteon.com

Stop in and register in person.


Congratulations to Scott Wilcox, winner of the November book, Books of the Century. The December book is Classic Treks - The 30 Most Spectacular Hikes In The World edited by Bill Birkett. Through this beautifully detailed book you may discover remote areas far from civilization, encounter rare animals and birds, and glory in sunsets over snow-covered peaks. Win this book and add it to your library or give it as a special gift.