| 1on1
Help |
This is not really a scheduled workshop but
rather an extra service provided by individual club members. Whether
you are new to computers or not, sometimes we need to sit next to
someone and have something explained in a one-on-one situation where
we can ask questions and see exactly what to do. This is what this
is. Just call someone on our 1 on 1 help list, arrange a good time
for you both and then meet at the club. Though designed primarily
for those new members who know very little about computers we all
need a little personal help from time to time. This personal help
is quite helpful to one who is uncomfortable in a classroom venue.
Instructors: Volunteers on our 1 on 1 List |
Difficulty Level: Beginner
|
| Backup
Basics |
Are your protected from data loss? What would
you do if your computer died and you could not access any of your
software or files? This two part workshop will discuss various ways
of protecting yourself against the worst, and how to recover if
you do have a crash.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Beginners
Lab Parts 1-6 |
This is a "hands-on" lab experience
for beginning computer users, 2.5 to 3 hours per session. The workshop
covers how to negotiate the Desktop, Start Menu , the Internet,
and email, the Windows XP Operating System in general, the Members
will be introduced to Vista, and some of the changes since Windows
XP The material covers the functions of the typical word processor
(Wordpad), learning how to create, save, and file documents, maneuvering
through the Control Panel and it's functions, using Web Browsers,
search engines, and email clients. Workshop members must have basic
keyboard and mouse skills. It is recommended that registrants attend
Computers for the Dumb and Dumber, and Hello Mr. Mouse, prior to
attending this workshop. Members may register for no more than three
of this 6-part series in any calendar year. Registration is Required!
Priority seating is enforced!
PLEASE NOTE: Signing up for Part 1 automatically signs you up for
Parts 2-6. Participants are encouraged to bring a USB Thumb ( flash)
Drive. ( any capacity is sufficient).
Instructor: Ralph Campbell |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Beginners Linux |
This workshop is for people who do not currently
use a Linux operating system but are interested in learning about
it. Each session, a different topic suitable for the average home
user will be selected and discussed (see web site schedule for topic).
Emphasis will be placed on systems and programs available on the
computers in the Open Source Lab at the club. Session scheduling
will vary may not appear every month.
Instructor: Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Beginning
Elements 5 |
Prerequisites: you must be familiar with the
mouse, keyboard and monitor; how to left and right click, drag and
drop. Suggested but not Required: a computer, a copy of Photo Shop
Elements 5, a digital camera and a sense of humor.
This is a four part workshop aimed at helping you to have fun organizing
and 'messin with your digital photos. No experience with photo editing
is required. Come as you are. I especially encourage those who have
tried an editing program in the past but found all those strange
little 'tools' and things just too confusing to give this a workshop
a try. This is definitely a hands on class and you will be working
on your own computer in every class. It is certainly best if you
take all four classes in the order shown but it is certainly not
essential. Please come to whichever ones you can fit into your schedule;
just try to follow along and I may not be able to stop to reteach
material from previous classes. Don't let your pictures languish
in your computer ! Have fun with them.
Part 1 (2 hours) covers the Organizer and how to get all those pictures
into an order you like and that you can work with.
Part 2 (2 hours) covers the "Quick Fix" part of elements
which allows Elements to enhance your pictures quickly.
Part 3 (2 hours) covers the "Full Edit" program and will
cover many of the built in tools you can use to spiffy up your photos
Part 4 (2 hours) covers the "Creations" that you can make
with your now wonderful pictures such as page layouts, galleries
and also how to send them to the web or via email
Instructor: Phil Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Blender |
Blender is a free open source, cross platform
3D modeling and animation program. More information at http://www.blender.org/
B3D-1 — Introduction to Blender User Interface The
goal of this class is to introduce students to the basic interface
in Blender and the fundamental concepts of 3D design and animation.
This class will quickly expose students to Blender window layout,
preference settings, 3D viewport navigation and manipulation, object
and object data organization, mesh object components, and simple
mesh editing functions. Upon completion of this class students will
be better prepared to take beginning online Blender tutorials.
Prerequisites and Recommendations: Students should be comfortable
with mouse and keyboard use. Students are advised to use a 3-button
wheel mouse and may want to print out a "hotkey reference sheet"
which can be found here.
B3D-2 — Basic 3D Modeling In Blender The goal of this
class is to introduce students to the basic modeling functions in
Blender. The class will begin with a quick review of basic manipulation
concepts in Blender (grab/rotate/scale), viewport navigation (zoom,
dolly, orbit), and 3D cursor functions (snap/center/zero). This
class will cover the basic and intermediate concepts of mesh editing;
vertex groups, selection modes, snapping, proportional editing,
extrusion, subdivision, and normals. This class will also briefly
expose students to advanced modeling techniques; modifiers, lattices,
sculpting, spinning, and will introduce other data types such as
curves, surfaces, meta, and text objects. Upon completion of this
class students will be better prepared to create simple models on
their own and to take intermediate to advanced modeling tutorials
online.
Prerequisites and Recommendations: Students who are not
familiar with Blender are strongly recommended to take UI Introduction
class before attending this class.
B3D-3 — Materials/Textures/Lighting in Blender The goal
of this class is to introduce students to the basic use of materials,
textures, and lighting in Blender. This class will cover the basic
and intermediate concepts of creating and applying materials and
textures to objects in Blender; shading options, diffuse, specularity,
alpha, z-transparency, ambiance, emission, shadows, raytracing options,
subsurface scattering, UV mapping, normal/bump mapping, texture
painting, strand textures, and procedural and image textures. This
class will also address the basics of lighting; light types, buffer
vs. raytraced shadows, lighting groups, world options, and ambient
occlusion. We will also cover some basic rendering concepts. This
class will also expose students to online resources for stock textures
and materials. This class will not address radiosity. Upon completion
of this class students will be prepared to properly utilize stock
materials and textures, to create their own basic materials and
textures, and to take intermediate to advanced tutorials for creating
materials and textures.
Prerequisites and Recommendations: Students who are not
familiar with Blender are strongly recommended to take UI Introduction
class before attending this class. Students do not necessarily have
to take the modeling class to gain from this class.
B3D-4 — Basic Animation and Rendering in Blender The goal
of this class is to introduce students to the basics of animating
objects, meshes, and rigs in Blender, and also to introduce the
concepts and tools of character rigging using armatures, bones,
and constraints. This class will cover basic IPO curve creation
and manipulation and keyframes for animating object motion. This
class will also cover creation of shape keys for animating mesh
shapes. This class will briefly cover the components of character
rigging through armatures, bones, and constraints. This class will
not go into detail about inverse kinematic rigging. Upon completion
of this class students will be prepared to animate objects and scenes
in Blender, and to set up shape keys for shape manipulation. Students
will also be prepared to take beginning to intermediate tutorials
on character rigging and animation.
Prerequisites and Recommendations: Students who are not
familiar with Blender are strongly recommended to take UI Introduction
class before attending this class. Students do not necessarily have
to take the modeling or materials/texture/lighting classes to gain
from this class.
Instructor: Thomas Eldredge |
Difficulty Level: Advanced |
| Care
and Feeding of Laptops |
Join us to learn how to get the most out of
your laptop. We will include info on how to maintain it, and keep
it secure and safe.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Advanced |
| CCleaner |
CCleaner is a free utility that can be used
to remove unwanted garbage form you hard drive. This easy to use
utility can speed up your computer and make it run smoother.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Computer
Security |
Lean how to keep your computer and data safe
from harm and threats and secure from online hackers. Learn tips
on protecting your privacy and avoiding scams.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Computers
for the Dumb & Dumber, Vista |
"Computers for the Dumb & Dumber Vista"
is a four part series for beginners and/or those that have never
worked with Personal Computers (PC's). If you are an intermediate
computer user who doesn't have a good understanding of the Vista
Operating System, this is also for you. Basic introductory elements
of each topic will be covered. More advanced classes on many of
these topics will be covered in other CCCC workshops. All levels
of this series should be attended by new PC users to get the full
benefit of basic computer knowledge. All levels of these workshops
are repeated monthly.
Instructor: Penny Cano |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Computers
for the Dumb & Dumber, XP |
"Computers for the Dumb & Dumber XP"
is a four part series for beginners and/or those that have never
worked with Personal Computers (PC's). If you are an intermediate
computer user who doesn't have a good understanding of the XP Operating
System, this is also for you. Basic introductory elements of each
topic will be covered. More advanced classes on many of these topics
will be covered in other CCCC workshops. All levels of this series
should be attended by new PC users to get the full benefit of basic
computer knowledge. All levels of these workshops are repeated monthly.
Instructor: Penny Cano |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| CorelDRAW
SIG |
If you enjoy being creative, then you'll appreciate
CorelDRAW. CorelDRAW is a combination Graphic Design program for
both novices and professionals for designing posters, newsletters,
business cards, greeting cards and any other text document or creative
graphic design you can imagine. You become the creative genius doing
things the way you want to do them. It also includes Corel Photo-Paint
a photo-editing software that lets you quickly and easily retouch
and enhance photos with some very unique features not found in other
photo-editing software. The CorelDRAW SIG meets monthly, the last
Saturday of each month at 1:00 PM in the Lab. Come join our friendly
SIG group. Having fun and learning is our motto. Give it a try —
you won't be disappointed.
SIG Leader: Roger Carlyle |
Difficulty Level: |
| Digital
Scrapbooking SIG |
The Digital Scrapbooking SIG is a special interest
group where you will learn to master the techniques taught in our
PaintShop Pro SIG . It is designed for anyone who wants to learn
about digital scrapbooking and create their own digital layouts.
We will be exploring the art of photo enhancement, creating personal
memory pages from photos, creating page designs and elements from
scratch, or using pre-made kits. It can be as simple or as complicated
as you wish.
This SIG requires that you have a basic knowledge of computing and
that you have an image editor such as Paint Shop Pro (which is what
we use), Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, The GIMP, Corel Draw, etc.
We have members at all levels who are willing to learn more, have
fun, and share.
In coordination with the Paintshop Pro SIG we also teach a beginner's
scrapbooking class twice a year.
Come and join us and discover the fun and satisfaction of digital
scrapbooking.
Instructors: Marcie Cutrer and Marty Ducote |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Digital
Video SIG |
Are you interested in digital video? Do you
want to make your own DVDs, or learn how to edit your video on your
computer? Trying to decide which camcorder is best? Would you like
to learn more about different camera shots? Or how to light your
video? Do you have old VHS tapes you'd like to convert to DVD? Each
month we will discuss a different aspect of video on your computer,
and also have an open question and answer session. For more info
http://smengineers.net/sig/sig.html
SIG Leader: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Do
It Digitally |
This a two hour presentation that publicizes
Cajun Clickers Computer Club and the wide variety of computer skills
that can be learned through Club membership.
However, the main emphasis of the presentation will be in demonstrating
how Paint Shop Pro X2 (a graphic and photo editing program) can
be used to record history, family events, hobbies, genealogy etc.
On display will be a sampling of the books that members have published
. Time will be allowed at the end of the presentation for questions
and answers concerning Clickers , photo editing and digital scrapbooking.
Instructor: Lori Main |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Elements 7
Online Tutorials |
This workshop presumes a working knowledge
of the mouse and windows.
The aim of this workshop is to work as a group, following various
free online tutorials available for PhotoShop Elements 7 (and other
versions). Most will be video tutorials but some may be from a book.
The first workshop in any series will be a fun one where the class
will look at the available tutorials and then vote on which ones
we wish to grapple with first. Emphasis will be placed on the various
photo editing tutorials but the actual course of the class will
be different each time. So if you want to become more proficient
in photo editing this workshop should take your skills to far higher
level. And it is fun!!!
This workshop presumes a working knowledge of the mouse and windows.
Instructor: Phil Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Excel
2007 |
"Excel 2007" is the spreadsheet software
that is part of Microsoft Office 2007. This 4-part series introduces
the basics of cell operations, using list and tables, charts, and
other useful features. Knowledge of MS Word is recommended and familiarity
with normal computer operation is required (not an intro level workshop)
Instructor: Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| EZ Clickin' |
This is a class for beginners- real beginners
who don't know the difference between a bit and a byte— and
don't really care. These are the practical basics- right clicking/
left clicking, copying and pasting, attaching files, uploading,
downloading and saving pictures, ripping, burning, saving and e-mailing
music, using thumb-drives (please have one), basic digital photo
how to's... and if we have time— how to burn DVDs. Bring your
questions, CDs, thumb-drives, Mp3 players (iPods too) and digital
cameras. The class is not very structured. Our speed and course
material depends on the needs and abilities of the class and usually
I stay as long as we need as long I don't get into afternoon drive
and they don't kick us out. I am not a guru- just a heavy user.
We will begin by turning on the computer. Sometimes...I even learn
from you— so bring it!
Instructor: Mari H. Presedo |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Finding
Things On the Internet |
Would you like to know how to more effectively
"Google?" What other search engines are out there? How
can you tell a reliable source of information from an unreliable
one? This workshop will help you learn how to effectively use Google
and other search engines, as well as other online resources.
Instructor: Karen Morton |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Genealogy
and Family Tree Maker |
This informal Discussion Group addresses general
Genealogy questions using the Family Tree Maker program as a means
of handling genealogical data. In addition to "How to __? questions
about the program, participants are urged to bring any genealogy
problems, solutions, newly found information sources or sites to
share.
Moderators: Howard and Jean Merrill |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Google
Earth |
This workshop demonstrates how to install and
use this very fascinating world view program
Instructor: Karen Morton |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Hands
On Digital Photography |
This course discusses some features you may
want to look for if you are in the market for a new digital camera,
but its focus is on how to take good pictures. The basics of photography
apply whether you are using a film or digital camera. This class
covers lighting, framing and focus with examples and "hand-on"
exercises for the students. Bring your camera. Students should have
a basic knowledge of how to use their computers and their digital
cameras.
Instructor: Karen Morton |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Hello
Mister Mouse |
For those members brand new to computers, this
is a fun 1 hour workshop that will explain what that 'mouse' thing
is and give you confidence in using it to tell your computer what
to do. No experience required; come as you are. Left click, right
click, double click, drag and drop and other things will be covered.
Instructor: Phil Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Home
Theater 101, Parts 1 and 2 |
Would you like to turn your living room into
a theater? Would you like to see large, crisp pictures and hear
awesome sounds flying around your room? Join us for this two part,
two hour workshop!
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| How to buy
a Desktop |
So you want to buy a desktop computer? Join
us for a variety of useful tips and information to help you make
the best purchasing decision!
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| How
to buy a Laptop |
So you want to buy a laptop? Join us for a
variety of useful tips and information to help you make the best
purchasing decision!
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| How
To Make A Video DVD |
This workshop will present an overview of what
you need to do to get video on your hard drive, edit it and get
it onto a DVD disc that you can play in a set-top DVD player
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Introduction
to Computer Graphics |
This workshop covers the basics of computer
graphics -- What are the formats (TIFF, JPEG)? How do you size them
for printing versus e-mail? How can you improve the appearance of
a digital photo? We will demonstrate some of these things using
Paint Shop Pro. We recommend that you have a basic understanding
about how to use your computer, copy files, etc., before taking
this workshop.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Introduction
to DVD Burners |
If you want to know what DVD burning is all
about, join us for this workshop. We will discuss the different
DVD formats and explain what each is used for. We will demonstrate
how to install a DVD burner and how to create DVDs.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Introduction
to Wiki |
What is "wiki" and how do you use
wiki sites? This workshop presents an introduction to this area
of the internet
Instructor: Karen Morton |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Keyboard
and Mouse |
This workshop demonstrates the different functions
of the keyboard and mouse using a power point presentation. A must
for beginners! The student practices the principles on the computer
using a word text document. A handout is provided.
Instructor: Dwight Campbell |
Difficulty Level: Beginner |
| Kompozer |
Kompozer — one on one (limited to two people,
first come first served). Learn how to make your website with Kompzer,
a free wisywig HTML editor. This is a one on one workshop held every
Monday 10am-12pm. Call the office to sign up.
Instructor: Robert Cook
NOTE: Robert may set up individual sessions at other times. Email
him at crash3@site787.com
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Difficulty Level: |
| Linux SIG |
Linux is a free operating system, licensed
under the GNU Public License. It is becoming increasingly popular
both with businesses and home users. The source code is freely available
to anyone who wants. If you want to find out more about installing
and using Linux, this SIG is for you. Everyone is welcome, from
beginners to advanced users, although beginners to computing may
be somewhat overwhelmed. This SIG is conducted in conjunction with
the Baton Rouge Linux Users Group.
SIG leaders: Ed Richards, Joe Zachary & Will Hill |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Music
On Your PC part 1 |
An introduction to digital music: What a WAV
file is, what a MP3 or WMA file is, how to play them, how to rip
your own CDs into WAV or MP3 files, etc. This workshop is most suitable
for intermediate computer users, but beginners who are "into"
music will learn something as well.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Music
On Your PC part 2 |
This workshop will show you how to make your
own audio CDs. Making CDs from MP3 music files and from records
and cassette tapes will be explained. Prerequisite: Attendance at
the "Music On Your PC, Part I" workshop, or basic knowledge
of MP3 files, .wav files and sound cards.
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| On-Line Tutorials |
This series of four workshops will use video
tutorials from Lynda.com to explore various topics. At each session
attendees will watch an instructional video on the overhead projector
as well as follow it on their own computers. This is an experimental
series of workshops and students should come with an open mind to
learning in a new way. Each session will have two topics, each lasting
about 1 hour. The facilitator will stop the video for discussion
or review whenever the students wish. Planned topics are: Windows
Outlook, Sony Vegas, Power Point, Movie Maker, HTML, Windows 7,
and Search Engine Optimization.
Attendees can come to any or all sessions and a basic knowledge
of computers is assumed. Only 14 computers are available but there
is space for 4 laptops.
Instructor: Phil Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| On-line Backups |
This class will cover the following. Advantages
and disadvantages of On-line Backups and External Hard Drives. A
Step-by-step on setting up a free On-line account at Mozy.com.
Instructor: Ron Spruell |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Open
Source Software SIG |
This SIG is focused on Open Source Applications
which are cross-platform, that is they run on most operating systems
(Windows, Mac OS, Linux, BSD). Each month, one or more programs
will be discussed at an introductory level to encourage members
to evaluate useful programs which can be downloaded at no cost.
Depending upon SIG interest, a wide variety of application types
will be covered (office programs, photo-editing, sound conversion,
graphics programs, etc.).
SIG Leaders:Ron Spruell / Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Orientation
To The Club |
Usually offered the first Saturday morning
of each month, this is a one hour tour of our club facilities ;
a description of all the information available on our web site;
a description of our most popular workshops and classes and of course
how to register for them. Whether you are a brand new member or
have been with us for years you are welcome. Come early, get a cup
of coffee and bring your questions and suggestions.
Instructor Philip Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Paint
Shop Pro SIG |
In our Paint Shop Pro SIG, you will learn how
to edit photos, create stunning graphics, draw and paint. You will
also be introduced to the integrated Learning Center and the various
tools and palettes. PSP has a selection of one-click photo-fixing
tools which will make it easy to correct common photo flaws such
as red eye, color and sharpness. You can even get creative with
artistic effects and filters which will turn your favorite photos
into fun projects to share with family and friends. This special
interest group (SIG) began as an extension of the Scrapbooking Sig,
therefore it has a definite lean towards digital scrapbooking. We
harness the power of PSP to create memories and document life's
experiences by creating layouts (pages) of our photos, embellishing
them with decorative accents, text, and journaling. This is definitely
a fun way to learn how the program works with beautiful results
that will last a lifetime.
This SIG is designed mostly for intermediate users. Intermediate
users are defined as anyone that has had some experience with a
graphic program, i.e. Photoshop or Photoshop Elements, Gimp, etc.
Once or twice a year we will have a beginner's class for members
that have had no experience with graphic programs.
SIG Leaders-Catherine Lorio and Debra Jones |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| PowerPoint
and Impress |
"PowerPoint 2007" (a part of MS Office
2007) and "Impress" (a part of OpenOffice.org) will be
used to show the basics of slide-presentation software. This 2-part
series will show program operation and discuss general presentation
techniques. Requires familiarity with normal computer operation
(not an intro level workshop)
Instructor: Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| QuickBooks |
The QuickBooks course now being offered by
Cajun Clickers is a nightly course on Wednesdays from 6pm to 9pm.
It is based on QuickBooks 2007 text book which has 15 chapter. We
start off by learning how to open/restore a company file and the
set up of a company's information. Next is working with lists and
bank and other accounts. Next is the revenue/sales transaction cycle
followed by the expenses/billing cycle. Financial data analysis,
inventory setup and usage, sales tax setup and preparation follow.
Finally there is payroll, estimating and progress invoicing, time
tracking for jobs and payroll and customizing forms. This is a hands
on course with students going through the exercises during class.
Upon completion a successful student should have a working knowledge
of QuickBooks.
Instructor: Chris Friley |
Difficulty Level: |
| Quicken: Getting
Started Right |
This is a class that covers the basics of Quicken.
The first hour is a tour of the following. The second hour will
be for special problems, and for any questions or problems that
uses are having.
Which program is best for you?
Where to buy?
Discontinuation (Sunset) dates.
The basics of how to use.
How to set up a file and account.
Downloading data from the Internet.
Hot Keys.
Wild cards.
Competitive software.
Tax software.
Special Problems
Instructor: Ron Spruell |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Remembering
Peoples Names |
Many people, regardless of age, have trouble
remembering people's names. This memory-enhancing workshop is about
an hour long. The strategy used is very simple but very effective.
At the end of each class everybody will be able to remember the
names of everyone else in the workshop.
Instructor: Clyde Messenger |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |
| Repair
SIG |
The Repair SIG is designed to demonstrate hardware analysis and
testing through working with available systems. In addition, members
are allowed to bring their personal systems for help in installing
new hardware. If your system needs repair work, you may obtain
permission from the instructor (prior to the SIG workshop) to
bring a system for diagnosis. All efforts in the SIG workshop
are shared for education. We do not accept liability for any system
brought to the SIG workshop.
SIG Leader: Ed Walker
|
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Ripping Audio
CDs with Audiograbber |
Audiograbber is one of the most versatile audio
CD ripper/encoders available It is freeware and has a tremendous
amount of flexibility. The quality of the music files it creates
is excellent and it gives you total control over your digital music.
Join us in this workshop which will demonstrate everything you need
to know to use this excellent software.
Instructors: Walter Scott, Karen Morton |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Scanners |
A digital scanner converts pictures, documents,
etc. into a digital form which can be manipulated by personal computer
software. This one-session introduction covers basic concepts and
gives examples of popular hardware and software. Suitable for all
skill levels
Instructor: Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Beginners |
| Simple
Video Editing using Windows Movie Maker |
Windows Movie Maker is a basic, no frills video
editing program that is included free in almost all Windows applications.
This 2 hour workshop will let attendees explore the fun of cutting
dull pieces out of a video, adding still photos, making titles,
adding simple effects and maybe even a sound track or commentary.
This is very basic editing but everyone will get their own little
video to play with and doctor up.
Instructor: Phil Chenevert |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Skype
Workshop |
Introduction to Skype,the voice-over-Internet
phone system
Instructor: Larry Braud |
Difficulty Level: |
| Tuberaider |
This workshop explains how to save you tube
video and audio to your hard drive and use it as you wish!
Instructor: Walter Scott |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| VISTA
and Windows 7 Operating Systems |
Twelve hours of training that will give you
more confidence in the control of your computer. Covered are topics
such as Understanding the Desktop, Using Toolbars and Menus, Working
with Drives, Folders and Files, Using the Internet Explorer Browser,
Search
Instructor: Barney Babin |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Word
2007 |
"Word 2007" is the word-processing
software that is part of Microsoft Office 2007. This 4-part series
introduces the basics of editing and formatting. This workshop is
recommended as the first course for those learning MS office. Requires
familiarity with normal computer operation (not an intro level workshop)
Instructor: Cal Esneault |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| XP
Operating System |
Twelve hours of training that will give you
more confidence in the control of your computer. Covered are topics
such as Understanding the Desktop, Using Toolbars and Menus, Working
with Drives, Folders and Files, Using the Internet Explorer Browser,
Search
Instructor: Barney Babin |
Difficulty Level: Intermediate |
| Zachary
CCCC Group |
The Zachary CCCC Group is a small group of CCCC
members who meet regularly on the first and third Mondays of the
month in Zachary. The meetings are informal, with open Q&A and discussion
of a variety of computer topics. The meetings begin at 6:00 PM and
last for approximately 2 hours.
Instructor: TBD |
Difficulty Level: Everyone |