In these classes, the participants will learn the basic elements of the Internet, navigate the World Wide Web with a browser, and search the World Wide Web. October 27 marks the first hands-on computer class for patrons. Previously offered Internet classes were done in a lecture style format with computer images being displayed onto a screen. Additional classes will be offered throughout the year. Seating is limited to 22 people per class, with 2 people at each workstation.
Registration is required.
Ext. 10 to register. The coverage includes the Times Picayune and Baton Rouge Advocate papers from 1995 to the present. This service will be available at all branches once the Gates computers are on the Internet. The new form has been streamlined and printed for dissemination to educators in the public and private schools. Hopefully, we can continue to encourage interaction between local educators and the library using this form and other outreach efforts.