For the computer novice with little or no knowledge of computers. This course provides training in basic computer skills, including keyboard, mouse and monitor, computer terminology, use of Microsoft windows 7, and Windows Accessories (Paint, Wordpad, etc.) Create documents with Microsoft Word 2010; surf the Internet using search tools; open your own email account. Send, receive, reply and forward emails; create emails with attachments. Improve your typing skills! Earn a certificate of completion! Presented in a relaxed environment. Completion of this course qualifies students to work toward an Office Occupations Program Certificate. No textbook required. 3 weeks

Instruction covers the definition and function of the Electronic Health Record (EHR), extensive hands-on exercises, Privacy and Security of Health Records, using the internet to expedite patient care, EHR coding and reimbursement, and the Personal Health Record. One book required; not included in fee. Teacher to discuss book purchase.
There is no prerequisite.

Learn common terms and concepts of the Internet; select a Web browser and a search engine to find information; mark your favorite Web sites; open an email account; sign in and use email functions (compose, send, reply, forward, attachments); add and edit a contact list; create folders, and much more! Also includes Internet safety topics. How to be safe while surfing the Internet, spyware, anti-virus protection, avoiding common email scams and identity theft, and check your security settings. Easy to understand, step-by-step, hands-on, skills-based approach. No textbook required.

In just one week of instructor-led classes, students learn the most important basics of the programs, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Students may take one or all of the courses. These classes are perfect for students learning the programs for the first time that need to gain some quick skills, or for those needing to update their skills to a newer version. One class is offered each calendar week and classes rotate through the year. See the individual course listings below. Completion of each course qualifies student to work toward an Office Occupations Program Certificate. Prerequisites: Must type 20 wpm without error and have a basic understanding of the computer.

EXCEL: Students learn the most important basics including how to design and edit their own spreadsheets, create formulas, control formatting, learn quick tricks and shortcuts, and print professional looking work

In just one week of instructor-led classes, students learn the most important basics of the programs, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Students may take one or all of the courses. These classes are perfect for students learning the programs for the first time that need to gain some quick skills, or for those needing to update their skills to a newer version. One class is offered each calendar week and classes rotate through the year. See the individual course listings below. Completion of each course qualifies student to work toward an Office Occupations Program Certificate. Prerequisites: Must type 20 wpm without error and have a basic understanding of the computer.

PowerPoint: Students learn how to build a PowerPoint presentation from start to finish in the most efficient way, including formatting, inserting clip art and photos, transitions, custom animation, and loads of shortcuts! 

In just one week of instructor-led classes, students learn the most important basics of the programs, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Students may take one or all of the courses. These classes are perfect for students learning the programs for the first time that need to gain some quick skills, or for those needing to update their skills to a newer version. One class is offered each calendar week and classes rotate through the year. See the individual course listings below.

Completion of each course qualifies student to work toward an Office Occupations Program Certificate. Prerequisites: Must type 20 wpm without error and have a basic understanding of the computer.

Word - Students learn the fast and easy way to build word documents. Lessons include formatting and editing tips, tab-stops, report formatting, business letters and envelopes, printing, and keyboard shortcuts. Course Fee $25

In just one week of instructor-led classes, students learn the most important basics of the programs, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Students may take one or all of the courses. These classes are perfect for students learning the programs for the first time that need to gain some quick skills, or for those needing to update their skills to a newer version. One class is offered each calendar week and classes rotate through the year. See the individual course listings below.

Completion of each course qualifies student to work toward an Office Occupations Program Certificate. Prerequisites: Must type 20 wpm without error and have a basic understanding of the computer.

Microsoft Word Graphics: Students learn how to use all of the graphic elements of Microsoft Word including use of clipart, photos, and textboxes in Microsoft Word Documents. By the end of class, students build flyers, custom newsletters, charts, and smart art graphics

This is a class designed to give students intermediate skills in Microsoft in Powerpoint beyond our Fast Basics classes. Students learn how to create presentations with more complex animation, sound, and graphics in Powerpoint.  4 wks

Learn to type and 10-key at your own pace. Increase your speed and accuracy.  Class is open entry/open exit, M-F from 12-2 pm. Each class meets 4 weeks.

Plan and design your own woodworking project. Build a custom mantel or remodel your kitchen cabinets. Learn the techniques of restoration and renewal, wood refinishing and the safe use of power tools and shop equipment. Progress at your own pace from design and selection of wood to finishing techniques. This is a hands-on, learn by doing class!

Materials fee varies by project.