computer and typing center

About half of the library space is taken up with our Computer/Typing Center. All machines have been donated and the library keeps them in good working order, frequently updating the computers with professional help from volunteers.

Students learn the key board on the typewriters before they can pass into the computer skills class. The library boasts seven computers with Windows 95 and two with Windows 98. Students come from all age groups but mainly adults eager to learn new skills which may help them in the job market.

Classes are taught by local people who were previously taught by professionals who volunteer their time to help our community better itself. their efforts are sincerely appreciated by the students. In this picture, the instructor is a Tico volunteer who learned the computer here, obtained a good job because of his skills, and is now teaching.

        (note, at the present we have nine computers using either Win98, ME and at least one XP)
 

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