| Label | Information |
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| Dates & times |
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| Age Groups | Everyone |
| Location | Main Library |
Workshop Wednesday
Technology Basics Workshops
In these workshops, we will introduce computer and internet users to basic safety when they visit websites, create passwords, and receive email and other communication from potential fraudsters. A primary objective of the workshop is for learners to increase confidence in their ability to engage online while staying safe from scams and fraud.
Classes include: Cybersecurity Basics; Basic Internet Understanding; Basic Computer Device (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone), Operation, Basic Email understanding.
Cost is free and for those whom complete the one hour session, printed certificate will be earned.
Schedule for your customized session;
call the Logan-Hocking County District Library (740 385 2348), for sign-up or email the Tech Trainer at
techtrainerloganhockinglibrary@gmail.com
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This weeks technology question:
A computer device designed to stay in one location is called?
A) Boring
B) Non-Traveler
C) Desktop
D) Shy
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Have a question about technology, email me at:
techtrainerloganhockinglibrary@gmail.com
Rob Davis, Technology Trainer
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Correct Answer: C) Desktop (half a point if you chose B)
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A Desktop computer is a personal/business computing device designed to fit on top of a typical desk (!). It houses physical hardware that makes a computer run (compute), and connects to devices such as the monitor, keyboard and mouse users engage with.
The devices were once thought to be obsolete because of their stationary design, however, in recent years there as been a resurgence in popularity do to more stay a home workers and 'Gamers' as these systems can support GPU, CPU & RAM sticks. Their cost is also very competitive as compared to laptop devices.
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This program has been made possible by the Logan-Hocking County District Library