1. 20th Anniversary
1993 - 2013

2. Some History
 Formed in 1993 by Milt Koosman after retiring from
ATT

3. Milt
Koosman

4. Some History
 Formed in 1993 by Milt Koosman after retiring from
ATT
 Set up to help Seniors understand these new
computers
 Initially part of SeniorNet – a national organization
 Staffed entirely by volunteers
 Operated from two computer labs in Ewing’s Senior
Center in Hollow Brook Community Center

6. Some History
 Formed in 1993 by Milt Koosman after retiring from ATT
 Set up to help Seniors understand these new computers
 Initially part of SeniorNet – a national organization
 Staffed entirely by volunteers
 Initially ran courses at the computer lab at The Ponds at
Clearbrook, Monroe Township
 Operated from two computer labs in Ewing’s Senior Center
in Hollow Brook Community Center
 Moved to Ewing Senior Center in 2005

7. Some History
Windows 3.1 iPad
Mosaic web
browser Google YouTube Win 7
High Speed
internet via
cable Facebook
1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

8. Our Courses and Students
Over 20 years,
 the Computer Learning Center has
taught over 4000 seniors about their
computers
 with 42 different courses
 by 35 volunteers

9. Our “high interest” courses
 Introduction to Computers
 Introduction to Windows XP
 Introduction to Word Processing
 Surfing the Internet
 AOL
 Digital Photography

10. Our “high interest” courses last
three years
 iPad Basics
 Introduction to Windows 7
 Using Picasa
 Downloading Free Programs
 iPad Apps and Books
 Using Gmail
 Introduction to Computers

11. Our Courses Today
Basic Computer Classes
 Introduction to Computers
 Introduction to Windows 7
 Taste of Windows 8 – An Overview
 Word Processing Introduction
 Cleaning Viruses from your Computer

12. Our Courses Today
Email
 Using Gmail
Exploring the Internet
 Choosing a Browser
 Facebook
 Downloading Free Programs
 Sharing Pictures in the Cloud

13. Our Courses Today
iPad Courses
 iPad Basics
 Photos on the iPad
 Music on the iPad
 More email on the iPad
 Surfing the web on the iPad
 Talking with Siri on the iPad

14. Our Courses Today
Other Fun Courses
 Selling on eBay
 Buying on eBay
 Making Greeting Cards and Calendars
 Trace your Family Tree
 Spreadsheets

15. Our Courses Today
Digital Photography
 Using Picasa
 Sharing your Pictures with Picasa
 Simple Photo Editing with Picasa

16. Tips and Tricks
 The presentations will be on the first Tuesday of the
month, beginning at 2:00 p.m.

17. Computer Clinics
Three or four times each year, we hold our “hands-on”
Computer Clinic from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. to help resolve
individual computer problems.
“We will have instructors on hand experienced with both
Windows PCs including those operating Windows
7, Vista or XP, and with Apple products including MAC
computers, iPads, iPhones and iPods.”

18. Registering for a Course
 Register on line from our web site
 Print out the Registration Form from the web site and
mail it in.
 If you have difficulty, call HelenMarie Dolton on
(609) 882-5086

19. Our Classes for May
Course Time Dates
iPad Basics 9:30 - 11:30 am Wed 15, Tue 21
Taste of Windows 8 - an
Overview 2:15 - 4:15 pm Tue 7
Facebook 9:30 - 11:30 am Wed 15, Wed 22
Making Greeting Cards,
Calendars etc. 9:30 - 11:30 am Mon 6, Wed 8, Fri 10
Tips and Tricks - Windows 8
Tricks using keyboard and
mouse 2:00 pm Tue 7

20. Our Program Today
 1:45 – 2:15 pm
 Programs you should have on your Computer.
Steve Kieley will discuss those essential programs that
make using your computer much more interesting and
much safer.

21. Our Program Today
 2:30 – 3:00 pm
 Android Tablets. We all know about the iPad, but
there are more Android tablets that iPads. David
Shinkfield will discuss the major types of tablets and
how he uses his Android tablet

22. Our Program Today
 3:15 – 3:45 pm
 STARTing with Windows 8. The new Microsoft
operating system is getting a lot of buzz. Clarke
Walker will describe some of the new features of
Windows 8 and why you should try it.

23. Our Program Today
 4:00 – 4:30 pm
 Talking with Siri on your mobile Apple device. The
newer iPads and iPhones include Siri, which enables
you to ask questions to your device and get great
answers. Are talking computers the new wave? Mary
Kay Podlecki will describe Siri and the many benefits
of asking Siri questions.

24. Volunteering
We are all volunteers
If you want to help, we need new volunteers to
 Teach classes in your area of interest
 Act as a Coach or support person during classes
 Help with arranging classes
 Writers who can put the course material together.
Come and Join us! It’s Fun