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哥伦布公共图书馆与中央社区学院合作提供免费计算机课程，包括电脑入门、互联网使用、电子邮件、Facebook使用及Microsoft Word等课程。课程由Debb Wolfe教授，详情可见于图书馆或学院提供的手册。

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Thanks to a partnership with the Columbus branch of Central Community College (CCC-C), computer classes are now available in the Columbus Public Library’s new computer lab.

There are five separate classes offered: “Introduction to Computers,” “Introduction to the Internet,” “Introduction to E-mailing (Yahoo Mail),” “Welcome to Facebook” and “Introduction to Microsoft Word.”

Each class has three spyware database sessions, except “Introduction to Computers” and “Welcome to Facebook,” which have two and five sessions, respectively. Classes will be held on mornings in June and July and are taught by Debb Wolfe from CCC-C. For more information on the classes, including dates, times, and costs, you can pick up a CCC-C Extended Learning Services brochure at the Columbus Public Library or CCC-C.

Please keep in mind that the staff of the Columbus spyware removel Public Library is only able to offer very limited, basic instructions on computer use. Through these classes, Debb Wolfe can provide much better instruction, in addition to having a better knowledge of process database these topics, than the library staff can.

You will not need a library card to take the computer classes; however, to use our computer lab any other time, you must have a Columbus Public Library card, Platte County Bookmobile card or a computer card. You may have up to two reservations a day, each good for up to an hour of computer time. Reservations must be made in person, with your library card and are for the next available computer.

With standard process 25 new computers, most of the time computers are available right away. In cases where the lab is full, making a reservation guarantees you the next free computer and provides the time it is scheduled to become available. Our computers use the Windows 7 operating system and provide access to the Internet and Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint 2007 programs. To save your work, you must bring a USB flash drive.

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