The Madison County Public Library is making it easier for local residents to catch up with advances in technology. Throughout the year, the library is offering basic computer classes free of charge.

Just about any sort of communication you would want or need in this day and age involves using a computer. Anything from sending emails, online shopping, to filling out a job application requires some ...

Free computer classes are being taught at Washington Memorial Library. Two introductory classes, Computer Basics and Internet Basics, are taught as well as intermediate classes such as Résumé Writing, ...

Mentor Public Library announced it is offering four free computer classes this November at its Lake Branch, including introductions to Microsoft Word and Excel. The classes will be: • Word I at 2 p.m.

Mentor Public Library is hosting seven free computer classes at its Main Branch this January. The classes are: • An Introduction to Computers — the library’s most basic computer class — at 2 p.m., Jan ...

Jefferson Parish Library computer classes, usually given at the larger libraries on the east and west banks, have expanded to two more libraries. Office 365 (Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint) will ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Free computer classes available at various Birmingham Public Library (BPL) locations are helping transform lives across the city by allowing patrons to gain basic computer skills ...

Mentor Public Library is hosting four free computer classes this August at its Lake Branch, including introductions to Microsoft Word, the internet and computers, in general. The Lake Branch is ...

NORRISTOWN – Whether you barely know what a mouse is for or you sort of know your way around Microsoft Word, the Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library Computer Lab’s free online, one-on-one ...

Something good is happening at the Fort Worth Public Library to help people improve their chances of getting not just a job, but a job that they want. The program is also for those who aren’t looking ...

Updating one's skills is necessary to stay on top of the ever-changing job market. New software is always being developed, and updates to current software are inevitable. Even if you are retired, it ...