ON-GOING ACTIVITIES:

OPEN LAB (UNASSISTED)
The Computer Lab is available to all Hunterdon County residents age 60 and over who are able to use a computer independently to practice class lessons, browse the Web, write a letter or access web-based email. These open lab sessions are a great way to improve your computer skills by using one of several online tutorials.

Open Lab is available between class sessions and times change month to month. Please check the Computer Activity Calendar for available dates and times.

Call for more information 908-788-1359

PRINT ARTIST GROUP – OPEN SESSION* (WEEKLY)
[New Time] Mondays 10:00 – 12:00
The Print Artist Group is named after the software used to create beautiful paper crafts. Print Artist is a little bit Photoshop, a touch of desktop publishing and a lot of fun. Customize greeting cards, flyers, signs and more. Unleash the Print Artist in you! This group meets every Monday morning for those who wish to use Print Artist independently. For new members, please look for Print Artist Lessons occurring periodically on the activity calendar.
INTERMEDIATE SKILL LEVEL
Call for more information - seating limited. Donations welcome.

OPEN LAB (ASSISTED)
With Bruce Arnold, Don Colombo, Ed Ulrich
Mondays 1:00 – 2:30 PM
If you’re working on a computer project, studying class lessons or just want to ask some computer related questions, stop in any Monday afternoon at 1:00 PM. The Lab computers are up and running and skilled assistants are on duty!

TUESDAYS:

BACK TO BASICS* (FOUR SESSIONS)
Tuesdays, March 9th – March 30th
10:00 – 11:30 AM
Has it been a while since you’ve work on a computer? Perhaps months or years have gone by since you’ve used computers on the job. You’ll find that recovering your computing skills is not an insurmountable task. If you have some experience using a computer running Windows and a bit of knowhow using a keyboard and mouse, let us help you sharpen your skills. It’s like riding a bicycle!
NOVICE SKILL LEVEL
* Registration required and seating limited. Suggested donation: $10

WEDNESDAYS:

DIGITAL PHOTO TRANSFERRING & RESIZING* (SINGLE SESSION)
Wednesday, March 17th
1:00 – 3:00 PM
This lesson addresses two very important skills in digital photography – getting the photos from camera to computer and reformatting them. Yes, camera memory cards are cheap, but now there’s no excuse for your photos never reaching your computer! Many of us keep our photos in the “digital realm” these days for uploading to websites and attaching to email. However, resizing the images is often necessary. Let us show you how it’s done!
INTERMEDIATE SKILL LEVEL
* Registration required and seating limited. Suggested donation: $5

DIGITAL PHOTO TRANSFERRING & RESIZING* (SINGLE SESSION)
Wednesday, March 24th
1:00 – 3:00 PM
This lesson addresses two very important skills in digital photography – getting the photos from camera to computer and reformatting them. Yes, camera memory cards are cheap, but now there’s no excuse for your photos never reaching your computer! Many of us keep our photos in the “digital realm” these days for uploading to websites and attaching to email. However, resizing the images is often necessary. Let us show you how it’s done!
INTERMEDIATE SKILL LEVEL
* Registration required and seating limited. Suggested donation: $5

THURSDAYS:

NOTHING SCHEDULED THIS MONTH - HOWEVER OPEN LAB IS AVAILABLE - PLEASE CALL AHEAD

FRIDAYS:

INTERNET SAFETY* (SINGLE SESSION)
Friday, March 19th
1:00 – 2:00 PM
The Senior Center Computer Activities Program is pleased to host Hunterdon Prevention Resources in a presentation all about Internet Safety! Learn how to avoid virus infections and computer hacking. Understand the difference between spam and spyware. The presentation features ‘clicker’ technology for a fun and interactive experience. Snacks and prizes too!
NOVICE
*Registration required and seating limited. Free of charge.

COMPUTER SOCIAL*
Friday, March 26th
12:00 – 1:00 PM
With Scott Crabtree
We’re an informal gathering of computer users who participate in the Computer Activities program. However, we welcome and encourage anyone to attend. We begin the meeting with a Computer Lab status report and then we delve into an entrancing question and answer session about all things computer and technology. Please share your tips, tricks and stories. Feel free to bring a bag lunch and we’ll provide coffee, tea and sweets. We’ll wrap up the Social with a prize raffle! If you’d like to attend, please RSVP by calling Scott at 908-788-1359.