It is designed to teach Internet skills to teachers and parents of students in grades K-12, librarians and library patrons. Caribou Adult Learning Center on Bennett Drive is the hub site for the project. They are assisted and supervised by Gloria Berube, teacher, and Roger Dyer, Director of the Caribou Adult Learning Center. In addition to site building activities, the Caribou HUB is now ready to provide Internet instruction in Caribou. Teachers, parents of students K-12, and library patrons can make an appointment to learn Internet skills either at the Caribou Adult Education Center or at the Caribou Public Library.
Instruction is tailored to the learners' needs.
Some people may never have used a computer at all and want to learn to send e-mail to keep in touch with friends and family at a distance. Other people may be somewhat familiar with using the computer for word processing and accounting, but may not be really comfortable sending and receiving e-mail, but needs help researching a particular subject on the Internet. We are here to help increase their understanding and usage of the Internet in any way we can. Instruction is easy to personalize because we can work with from one to three people at a time. It's excellent for people who are not comfortable learning in large groups or classes.