The June Bug Center announced this week the addition of “Computer Literacy for Adults” to its After Work programs, which are designed for those 18 and older.
A variety of topics, including using email, avoiding online scams and how to use various browsers, will be discussed throughout the computer literacy class by two non-judgmental instructors.
The six-week session is scheduled to begin March 1 and costs $50. Computers are supplied.
The following is a full list of topics that will be covered:
A tour of the Windows 11 Desktop
Using the File Explorer to organize your photos, music, and documents
Choosing and using a browser
Becoming comfortable with email
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Using your home wireless and wireless hotspots
Staying safe online
Getting the most out of search engines
Understanding and working with documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
Choosing and buying a computer
Another After Work program at JBC is titled “Theatre for Adults,” and it is currently open for registration. The five-class series starts Jan. 27 and costs $50.
Learn more about JBC and its offerings for both children and adults at www.junebugcenter.com.
