• Thur May  11, 5:30 - 7:30 pm, Computer Club -- Wayne Palmer of Palmer  Multimedia  Imaging  will speak on Digital Photography, saving and  sharing photos digitally, and using Adobe  Photoshop Elements
• Mon July  10 - Fri Aug 18 -- Summer  Class Session
• Tue Sep 5 thru Mon Oct 16  --  1st Fall session
• Mon Oct 30 thru Fri Dec 8 -- 2nd Fall session

• Classes run for 2 hours a week, for 6 weeks.
• Note one class is tentatively full.

• If a class is designated as "full", you can still request to be put on the "waiting list".  Sometimes not all the pre-registered people actually show up.

• Scheduling around holidays is handled by consensus of class members.

Lab Sessions are Wed's May 10 17 24 31; Jun 7 -- 1 pm to 3 pm

For more detailed class descriptions, see the class schedule page on the web.

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Pre-registration is required, due to class size being limited to 10 students for the 10 computer stations.

Call the Library at 326-0536, and ask the desk attendant to put your name and phone number on the "SeniorNet Callback List".  A registration volunteer will call you back.   If you just have questions, you can also leave your number for the registration volunteer.

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The Learning Center is located on the 4th floor of the James V. Brown Library at 19 East Fourth Street in Williamsport.  There is a metered parking lot behind the Library that always has plenty of empty spaces.

The cost for the 6-week session of classes is $25.

You must be a National SeniorNet member.

This $25 class charge goes to the local SeniorNet.  It helps to defray the cost of computers, printing manuals, advertising, postage, and other SeniorNet operating expenses.  

SeniorNet Membership Fees -- which go to National SeniorNet -- are as follows: 1 year = $40 per person, 2 years = $60 per person , 3 years = $85 per person.

Each class is instructed by a volunteer instructor who is assisted by 1-2 coaches. This ensures that each student receives personalized attention.

Each student has their own computer station at which to work during class. Students can also use the lab during open lab hours to practice between classes.

In addition, each student receives a step-by-step work-along manual which is theirs to keep, plus a diskette with practice exercises.

"What separates SeniorNet from other basic computer courses is its focus on how older adults learn", according to Art Kline, chair of the local Learning Center Council. "Classes are stimulating, fun, and volunteer teachers and coaches make sure every student gets the individual attention they need."

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