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ElderWeb computer courses available to members only.
All classes are held at ElderWeb's Internet Station
Southgate Centre
Edmonton, AB

 Just for Fun classes for September 2008

Just for Fun Courses

These courses are available to Members Only

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All courses are taught by fully qualified Grant MacEwan College instructors.



 
 

Fun With E-mail (ELDW FWE)

 
Now that you know how to send and receive e-mail, this course will teach you the fun features available in Microsoft Outlook Express.  You can add music and pictures to your email, create stationery for special occasions and add your own unique signature line to your email communications.
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW FWE

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month.

 


 

Fun with Word (ELDW FWW)

 
Microsoft Word is not just your ordinary word processor!  This software includes great clipart and photographs to accent any document.  In this course,  we will use that clipart, plus the gallery of artistic WordArt to create a greeting card and poster.  Add in a colorful text box and your project will shine!
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW FWW

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month.

Fun with Publisher (ELDW FWP)

 
Microsoft Publisher is a versatile page creation program!  Learn how to use this program to create posters, greeting cards, calendars and much more.
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW FWP

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month.      


 

Fun with Digital Images (ELDW FDI)

 
Adobe Photoshop Elements  has some great features for creating collages, calendars or greeting cards with your digital images.  We will explore this software’s potential for fun projects by creating our own !
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW FDI

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month

 

Basics of CD/DVD Burning (ELDW CDB)

 
CDs and DVDs are storage media capable of storing music, pictures, files, folders, settings, and programs.  Data on CD or DVD can be used as backup, file saving, or to transfer to another machine.  This course focuses on the concepts and steps to storing info on CDs and DVDs.  We will discuss the difference between recordable CDs and DVDs and re-writable CDs and DVDs and when to use a particular type. Plus we will create a music CD that you can play in your car on the way home!
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW CDB

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month.

 


 

Voice Over Internet....and more (ELDW VI)

 
You don't need to pay more to talk to your friends and family anywhere in the world!  Your computer gives you the capability of text messaging, speaking or even video conferencing with free programs like Messenger and Skype.   This course is all you need to get set up and talking to anyone, anywhere through your computer speakers and a microphone.  If you want to see that long lost relative, add a web camera - we'll show you how.
Class size is limited to ten students, each working on a computer

Course number: ELDW VI

Class dates and times:

Not offered this month.

 


 
 
 

Location:

All classes are held at ElderWeb's Internet Station located in Southgate Center, Edmonton, Alberta.

Course fees:

ElderWeb member: $39.00 + GST. Group 3 courses are available to Members only.

How to register:

Visit the Internet Station at Southgate  Center in person. We are located at the southeast mall entrance next to the elevator. Our hours of operation are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday to Friday, closed on statutory holidays.

or

Phone: Member Services at 780-497-5506 (24 hour voice mail)

or

E-mail: Member.Services@elderweb.org

Payment method:

We accept VISA, Mastercard, personal cheques and postal money order.

Cheques and money orders are to be made payable to: Grant MacEwan College

We do not accept cash.
 
 


 

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