This class is divided into 2 parts: an email overview and an orientation to Windows Live Mail, a pre-installed program in computers running the Windows 7 operating system. (Live Mail is the new replacement for Outlook Express.)

Topics covered:

• Email programs
• Organizing your email
• Attachments
• Setting-up Windows Live Mail with any email account
• Using the Calendar
• Contacts
• Newsgroups
• Feeds

Students are encouraged to bring laptops.

Topics covered:

• Accessories (defragment and disk cleanup)
• Desktop and "C" drive
• Install and Uninstall programs
• Creating desktop shortcuts for favorite programs
• Antivirus and firewalls

Students are encouraged to bring laptops.

If you have a new Kindle, Kindle Touch or Fire, we can help you get started reading free library books on your device.

This class will introduce CamelliaNet, the library's downloadable audio and electronic book catalog. We will practice:

• connecting to wireless networks
• selecting, downloading and transferring books
• syncing your Kindle
• returning and deleting books when finished

Please bring to class: your laptop computer, Kindle and the data cables necessary to connect the two.

If you have a new Nook, we can help you get started reading free library books on your device.

This class will introduce CamelliaNet, the library's downloadable audio and electronic book catalog. We will practice:

• installing software necessary to manage the library's e-books
• authorizing your Nook to accept library books
• selecting and downloading books
• returning and deleting books when finished

Please bring to class: your laptop computer, Nook and the data cables necessary to connect the two.