Louisville Public Library to Offer FREE Computer Training for Adults Living with Disabilities

Louisville Public Library to Offer FREE Computer Training for Adults Living with Disabilities

LOUISVILLE – On December 10^th, 2012 and December 13^th, 2012, Louisville Public Library will hold a basic computer and Internet training class specifically designed for adults living with disabilities. The training is free and part of Connect Ohio’s Every Citizen Online (ECO) program.

Training includes:

• 6-hours of coursework
• Computer basics (turning it on/off, using a mouse and cursor, opening programs)
• Introduction to the Internet (opening a browser, searching a topic)
• Overview of the many benefits of using the Internet (online shopping, accessing benefit information, such as Social Security, BMV, and healthcare, communicating with friends/family through e-mail and social media)

Class information:

• Session I
  • Monday, December 10^th 12:30pm – 3:30pm
  • Session II
    • Thursday, December 13^th 12:30pm – 3:30pm
    • Location: Louisville Public Library, 700 Lincoln Avenue, Louisville

To register, call (330) 875-1696.

For more information or to visit a training class, contact Andrea Bossart at (330) 875-1696.