Computer and Technology
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Classes to enhance your technology skills and increase your marketability.
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Computer Quick Shots
What are Quick Shots? These two-hour classes are designed to teach some of the special features of popular Microsoft applications and other topics in computer technology. We provide enough information to get started in these programs. For additional instruction, check out our online courses at www.valdosta.edu/conted. |
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Certificate programs at VSU Continuing Education
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Upgrade your computer skills online...
Basic Computer and Programming
Microsoft Office Applications
Adobe Applications
Hardware & Operating Systems
Software Development Tools
Internet & Web Pages
Introduction to Adobe Lightroom
Want to create the perfect look for the raw images you shoot? You can with Adobe Lightroom! Learn more precise white balance control, exposure modification, how to apply a variety of filters, and use sharpening and lens correction tools. Plus you will learn the basics of editing an image for publication; either online or print. (Some experience with digital photo editing software recommended.) (.6 CEU)
Dates:3 Mondays, April 30 - May 14
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Bryan Garris
Fee: Early bird special - $99; after April 25 - $109
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Increase your knowledge of your personal computer and begin to work more comfortably, efficiently, and independently at home or in the office. Learn computer vocabulary, parts and operations, basic word processing, and the Internet. Discover simple troubleshooting solutions for common computer malfunctions. This class is designed for beginners or those needing a refresher. (.6 CEU)
Dates:3 Thursdays, March 15 - 29
Time: 6 – 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Dennis Harris
Fee: Early bird special - $59; after March 12- $69
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Computer Quick Shots
What are Quick Shots? These two-hour classes are designed to teach some of the special features of popular Microsoft applications and other topics in computer technology. We provide enough information to get started in these programs. For additional instruction, check out our online courses at www.valdosta.edu/conted. |
With the ever-increasing dependence on computer technology, it is vital that your message reaches all audiences. Discover what “accessibility” means and the types of barriers people with disabilities face when they encounter inaccessible websites. Explore the concept of Universal Design and learn how to make PDF, PowerPoint, and Word files accessible. You will also learn the benefits these enhancements create by increasing your business or organization’s connectivity to popular electronic devices. (.2 CEUs)
Dates:Tuesday, March 20
Time: 6– 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Michael McKinley
Fee: Early bird special - $29; after March 15 - $35
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Heard the old saying “A picture is worth a thousand words?” A simple Excel chart or graph can say more than a sheet full of numbers! Don’t leave your audience puzzling over a list or table of data. Learn how to create informative and attention-getting charts and graphs and get your message across at a glance. (Basic proficiency in Excel is recommended.). (.2 CEUs)
Dates:Thursday, April 12
Time: 6– 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Michael McKinley
Fee: Early bird special - $29; after April 9- $35
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Linking and Embedding Excel Objects
Become a more efficient user of Excel! Learn to use data from an Excel spreadsheet without having to type it all over again. Discover the difference between linking and embedding objects and how you can use these features to import whole files into a PowerPoint slide or other document. (Basic proficiency in Excel is recommended.) (.2 CEUs)
Dates:Thursday, April 26
Time: 6– 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Michael McKinley
Fee: Early bird special - $29; after April 23 - $35
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Mail merge in Microsoft Word is not just for making labels or envelopes for bulk mailings! Use the mail merge feature to create other documents, such as a form letter to be sent to many customers or clients. Begin with mail merge basics, and then apply your new skills to producing nametags, personalized letters, roster forms, and more. (Basic proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel is recommended.) (.2 CEUs)
Dates:Thursday, April 19
Time: 6– 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Julie Halter
Fee: Early bird special - $29; after April 16 - $35
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There is no getting away from using computers at most jobs. Computer literacy is a must! Learn the fundamental computer skills you need to work more effectively in the workplace. Gain an understanding of basic computer functions and terminology, the Windows Operating System, Internet Explorer and Internet navigation, the basics of email, and word processing. (.6 CEU)
Dates:3 Thursdays, February 2 - 16
Time: 6– 8 PM
Location: Regional Center for Continuing Education
Instructor: Dennis Harris
Fee: Early bird special - $59; after Jan 30 - $69
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