Schedule with Shenley Neely, our Adult Education Site Assistant, for a one-on-one practice session to learn how to use the Zoom platform. Zoom is the cloud-based video conferencing platform which lets you attend classes virtually and meet with others either by video or audio-only or both. She will help you download the app and explore basic features so you can participate on Zoom with greater confidence. Bring along your laptop (you must know your username/password to access your account, please!), or she can show you the process on one of ours, if preferred. Call 596-7751 x3 to schedule an appointment.

Participants will learn how to make presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint. Discover how to use different fonts and using the cut, paste, and copy features to create slide shows. Learn how to import files from MS Word or MS Excel, and the internet to enhance presentations.

Microsoft Publisher is designed to create your own newsletters, calendars, and cards - only to name a few of the many ways to use this program. Please bring a flash drive to class.

There are over 90 million Apple iPhones in use in the U.S. Packed with power, this device has the capability to enhance our lives and change the way we do everyday tasks. We’ll talk about the obvious and not-so-obvious features that the Apple iPhone has to offer. Topics will include iCloud, privacy, photos App Store, iTunes, Apple Pay, Health Apps, Siri, Spotlight Search, iBook, and much more. Whether you have the newest version or an older one, you’re sure to pick up valuable information!

Rice Public Library Tech Series

Join librarian Katie Lyons for technology classes! Classes will take place via Zoom. You may access Zoom on any device you have.

Tablet Time!

Thinking of buying a tablet? Do you have one, but are unsure of what to do with it? Have a hands-on demonstration of Apple and Android tablets. Discover great apps, connect with others, and bring your questions!

Thursday, Dec. 9, 6-8pm

Course Fee: $15

Please call to register:  207-422-4794.

Learn about the different types of internet fraud and scams, the dos and don’ts of protecting yourself online and what to do if you have experienced online fraud or abuse. This class is part of the NDEC Aging Well with Technology Curriculum – Protecting Your Online Presence, designed with those 55+ in mind.  Pre-registration is required.

Please call to register:  207-422-4794.

Learn how to identify fake news and also learn about how to subscribe to and read online newspapers and magazines from a computer or tablet.  This webinar is part of the new NDEC Aging Well with Technology Curriculum – Getting What You Need Online, designed with those 55+ in mind.  Pre-registration is required.

Learn how to identify fake news and also learn about how to subscribe to and read online newspapers and magazines from a computer or tablet. This webinar is part of the new NDEC Aging Well with Technology Curriculum – Getting What You Need Online, designed with those 55+ in mind.

Requirements for this class: A computer connected to the internet. This is an online class only.

CLC Adult Education is now partnering with the National Digital Equity Center to bring digital literacy classes to the Midcoast area. NDEC provides workforce training to ensure job readiness along with technology training to assist seniors so that they may “Age in Place’. All of NDEC’s classes are offered FREE.

Learn how to identify fake news and also learnabout how to subscribe to and read online newspapers andmagazines from a computer or tablet. This webinar is partof the new NDEC Aging Well with Technology Curriculum –Getting What You Need Online, designed with those 55+ inmind.Requirements for this class: A computer connectedto the internet. This is an online class only.