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BOOK NOW for FREE computer and internet training at the Adelaide City Digital Hub

Gain new skills through group and one-on-one training sessions.

Get ready for the National Broadband Network and discover the internet step-by-step.

Computer & Internet Training Program

April to June 2014

BOOKING INFORMATION adelaidecitycouncil.com/digitalhub 8203 7990

City Library, Level 3, Rundle Place, Rundle Mall, Adelaide via Francis Street or Da Costa Arcade

BOOK NOW into FREE training in computers, internet, iPads and smartphones and more!

Get ready for the National Broad Band -line world step by step.

sessions for all skill levels. Basic computer and internet Email and online chat Social media (e.g. Facebook and Twitter)

Online shopping, banking and security

iPads and smartphones Digital photos and video Online news, books, family history

BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION

Web: adelaidecitycouncil.com/li brary/ digital-hub/

Phone: 8203 7203

Visit: Adelaide City Digital Hub, 18 Grote Street Adelaide (in the library)

Adelaide City

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Group Training

Basics

Windows 7 Computer Basics

Learn the basics of Windows 7 computers. This is for those with little or no previous experience in using a personal computer. Come along to this simple and relaxed session and get started!

Requirements: No requirements.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 3 April • 8May • 5June

Windows 8 Computer Basics

Learn the basics of new Windows 8 computers. This is for those with little or no previous experience in using a personal computer or new to Windows 8. Come along to this simple and relaxed session and get started.

Requirements: BYO Windows 8 laptop for interactive training, or just observe the demonstrations and explanations.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 11.45am

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Apple MacBook Basics

Learn the standard features of the Apple MacBook. Get the most from your computer, including how to navigate, organise files and photos, and standard settings.

Requirements: BYO MacBook preferred (less than two years old) - some Hub MacBooks available for those without their own.

Length: 90 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 16 April • 9 May • 18 June

Browse and use the Internet

Learn how to access and use the internet, covering the basics of websites, searching and navigating the online world.

Requirements: Basic computer skills, including using a mouse and keyboard.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 8 April • 10 June

Creating and Sharing Documents

Learn the basics of how to create and edit documents in Microsoft Word, then email them as attachments.

Requirements: Basic computer skills, including using a mouse and keyboard. Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 13 May 10.15am

Email 1.0 - Get Started

An introduction to email, including the basics and setting up a new Gmail account. No active email account required.

Requirements: Basic computer skills, including using a mouse and keyboard.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

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Email 2.0 - Learn More

Introductory session for those with a recently opened email account. Learn how to send and receive email, attachments and other features - plus email etiquette.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 2 April • 4 June

High Speed Internet

Why is high speed internet important? How can it benefit our families, workplaces, education and health care? See demonstrations of home entertainment and health care solutions.

Requirements: No requirements.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 11 April • 13 June

Devices

iPhone & iPad

Discover the basics of how to use an iPad and iPhone, including apps, internet and more.

Requirements: iPads are supplied.

Length: 120 mins

Dates: All 11.45am

• 1 April • 6 May • 3 June

How to Choose the Best Smart Device

An introduction to the range of smartphones and tablets on the market including Apple, Android and Windows.

Requirements: No requirements.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All at 10.15am

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Android Phones/Tablets

Learn how to get the most out of your Android phone and tablet, including widgets, apps and more.

Requirements: Digital Hub Android tablets are available for those without their own Android device.

Length: 120 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

• 10 April • 7 May • 12 June

Smartphones/Tablets & Holidays

Taking a smartphone or tablet on holiday? Learn tips and tricks for before and during your holiday. Understand internet usage, plus apps and other recommendations to make the most of your device while away.

Requirements: : BYO Device preferred - Limited Hub devices available for those without their own.

Length: 90 mins

Date: • 14 May @ 11.45am

Social Media

Facebook 1.0 - Get Started

Get setup on the world’s largest social network. Create a new account, find friends and learn the basics of using Facebook.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 90 mins

Dates: All 11.45am

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Facebook 2.0 - Learn More

For those with EXISTING Facebook account, learn more about the next level of Facebook features as well as privacy settings.

Requirements: Existing Facebook account.

Length: 90 mins

Dates: • 16 April @ 5.30pm

• 19 June @ 11.45am

Facebook Pages for Community Organisations

Designed for community organisations to learn about and setup a Facebook Page to engage with their community through social media. Understand posts, likes and the basic tools available to you.

Requirements: Existing personal Facebook account and details for organisation you are wanting to setup/manage on a Facebook Page.

Length: 90 mins

Dates: • 20 June @ 10.15am

• 10 April @ 1.15pm

Twitter 1.0 - Get Started

Learn about social networking via Twitter, setup an account and learn the Twitter basics.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 90 mins

Dates: All 11.45am

• 15 April • 17 June

Twitter 2.0 - Learn More

For EXISTING Twitter users to discover in more detail about the popular micro-blogging platform including hashtags, lists and other features and tools.

Requirements: Existing Twitter account.

Length: 90 mins

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Instagram

Take and edit photos on the number 1 photo sharing app Instagram. Setup a new account and start sharing your first snaps.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer

(e.g. Gmail/Yahoo). iPads supplied, or bring your own Instagram compatible device.

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 14 May @ 10.15am

Pinterest

Pinterest is a tool for collecting and organizing the things that inspire you. Learn how to setup an account and start using Pinterest.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 60 mins

Dates: All 11.45am

• 3 April • 5 June

Extras

Become a Google Master

Learn how to make the most of Google with search tips to find exactly what you are after, plus exploring extra features such as Maps, Streetview, Books, News and Translate.

Requirements: No requirements.

Length: 60 mins

Dates: • 17 April @ 11.45am

• 19 June @ 10.15am

Online Shopping

How does online shopping work? Learn about the options for buying online, where to look for bargains, how payments work, and how to keep yourself safe.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 90 mins

Dates: • 9 April @ 10.15am

• 15 May @ 11.45am

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Selling on eBay

Looking to get a little extra income, or just sell some unwanted items? Become a seller on eBay, and discover the possibilities.

Before anyone can sell on eBay they need to have had a minimum 10 transactions as a buyer, with a 100% feedback rating… along with very good computer skills.

Requirements: No requirements.

Length: 90 mins

Date: • 22 May @ 10.15am

Research & Book a Holiday Online

Looking to go on holiday? Learn tips and tricks for how to research destinations, how and where to book yourself, and tips for staying safe.

Requirements: Basic internet skills required.

Length: 90 mins

Date: • 23 May @ 10.15am

e-Books

An overview of e-Books; how to borrow them from the library and download them to your computer. Millions of titles at your fingertips!

Requirements: Basic internet skills required.

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 24 May @ 10.15am

National Archives of Australia – Introduction to RecordSearch

For those who are beginning their historical research or who want to learn how to access the NAA collection more effectively.

Required: Basic internet skills required.

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 15 April @ 10.15am

National Archives of Australia - Online Resources

An overview of RecordSearch with a focus on the range of online resources the National Archive of Australia holds and how users can interact and contribute to this content.

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Newspapers & Magazines Online

Stay in touch with what's happening anywhere, anytime with online newspapers and magazines from all over the world.

Requirements: Basic internet skills required.

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 13 May @ 11.45am

Skype

Video calls and instant messages across the globe. Keep in touch with friends and family by setting up a Skype account and learning the basics.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 60 mins

Dates: • 17 April @ 10.15am

• 6 May @ 10.15am

• 18 June @ 5.30pm

Online Banking Information Session

An introduction into the world of online banking, bill payments, security, as well as mobile apps. Presented by BankSA.

Requirements: No requirements

Length: 60 mins

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Secure Internet Use

Stay safe online and learn the basics of secure internet use e.g. secure forms, possible scams, protecting your identity, strong passwords, spam and more.

Requirements: Basic internet skills required.

Length: 90 mins

Date: • 20 May @ 5.30pm

Music Streaming - Spotify

Access a huge collection of free or cheap music online, create and share playlists with friends and discover new music over the internet.

Requirements: Working email address, accessible from any computer (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo).

Length: 60 mins

Date: • 15 May @ 10.15am

Digital Photo Management

Learn the basics of photo management and simple editing using Picasa. Then share your albums online.

Requirements: Basic computer skills essential. Bring any photos you want to use on USB or camera (with cable).

Length: 90 mins

Dates: All 10.15am

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One-on-One Training

One-on-one sessions are available at a range of times throughout the week on the following topics:

• Computer/Internet/Email Basics (Mac/Windows 7 or earlier versions)

• iPad & iPhone

• Android Devices

• Borrowing e-Books from the Library

One-on-one training is delivered in partnership with the Seniors Information Service

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Other Computer Training

TechXPO Two - Social Media

Monday 30 June, 12-4pm

On world Social Media Day join us at the City Library Digital Hub for a fun afternoon of activities and events. Social media has changed the way we communicate, so come and get started, or build on your current experience with the Adelaide Social Media community. No need to book – just turn up!

iPad Buddy

Older Adelaide City residents can free loan an iPad to learn how to download books to read from our library catalogue and access the internet (wireless internet required). The iPad comes pre-loaded with books, games and apps. Training and support is provided by a volunteer iPad buddy and regular morning teas for catch-ups and social networking events are held.

Further Information: Home Library and Social Programs Coordinator

on 8203 7159.

North Adelaide Computer Tutoring

Provides free one-on-one and small group training in computers, iPhone/iPad and Android devices at the North Adelaide Community Centre and Library. Suitable for beginner or intermediate level.

Further Information: North Adelaide Community Centre and Library

on 8203 7811.

Box Factory iPad Training

Provides free one-on-one training in the use of iPads at the Box Factory Community Centre. Suitable for beginner or intermediate level.

Further Information: Box Factory Community Centre and Library

on 8203 7749.

This free computer and internet training is an Australian government funded iniative under the Digital Hubs program, and is supported by the generous efforts of volunteers

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