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Rochester SeniorNet
1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618

585-461-2000 x463

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If you are a current student, or paid up SeniorNet member, here are details on two free upcoming workshops.  More...

Learn about future seminars.  Sign up for our free newsletter here.  We'll let you know about other upcoming events!
 

ON A BUDGET?

Class prices start at $40.  You will receive personalized instruction by other seniors that are both helpful, and computer experts.  This is a rare combination!
 

FREE CLINIC

Our "Ask the Pro's" computer clinic continues,  with sessions held each Wednesday, from 12 till 2. 

The clinic is really a free technical clinic for SeniorNet members or students. Bring in your ailing computer (just the main processor, not the monitor / printer).  Or just come in to talk over technical topics with our knowledgeable personnel.  Our pros solve most problems while you wait.

A SeniorNet Class in SessionWe offer easy-to-understand computer training for Rochester, New York seniors. 

The Spring 2008 course schedule is now available.  See details here, including our brand new Photoshop Elements II course.
To request one by mail, including all prices, call 585-461-2000 x463, and we will get one to you.  We'll are offering most of the courses listed below

Do you feel left behind by the computer and internet revolution? With training, you can:

  • send e-mail to your friends, children and grandchildren.
  • write letters
  • send digital photos
  • find loads of information via the web
  • keep your computer running smoothly

Do you know what others mean when they talk about "Googling?  We will not only tell you what they mean, we'll have you Googling, too!

Why SeniorNet?  We offer:

  • small classes - ten or fewer students
  • individual instruction by other seniors
  • user friendly equipment

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Free Open Computer Usage!No Membership Fee
Free open labs for anyone 50+! Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.  Call our Learning center for details. 

What courses do we offer?  
      Introduction to Computers  is our most popular eight-class course for those who have little or no experience with a personal computer.  You will be able to use a personal computer to write letters, balance your budget, keep records and send e-mail to your friends, children and grandchildren. You will learn how to use the personal computer mouse; the basics of the Windows operating system; Introduce Microsoft Word, and use Microsoft Works Suite, which includes a spreadsheet, database and graphic program; and using the Internet. 
      Internet and Email is an eight-class course with emphasis on e-mail using Outlook Express, and how to conduct searches on the Internet using Microsoft's Internet Explorer.   Learn Googling, and more!
      Photoshop Elements II - *New* Digital photographers - this new course builds and expands on “Introduction to Photoshop Elements”. You will review the basics of photo editing and organization and learn new, useful tools for improving your photographs by working through interesting new exercises using Elements’ powerful layers features.
      Using Microsoft Word is an eight-class course based upon Microsoft Word program.  Students will learn how to open a document and type a letter using advanced techniques.  You'll learn how to do mass mailings, and more.
      Take Control of Windows XP is an eight-session course. Students will learn the various features of Windows, including adding and removing programs, putting shortcuts to programs on the Desktop, restoring deleted files and changing the properties of the desktop display using the Control Panel, and much more.  Make the computer your slave.
      Introduction to Digital Photography
 This eight-session course introduces you to digital photography and the many wonderful things you can do with digital photographs. Digital cameras are provided for use in class or you bring your own.  
      Google™ If it's out there on the Internet, you'll be able to find it after taking our Google course.  Amazing!

At other times, we will be offering these courses.

   Introduction to Genealogy is an eight-session course, using the popular Family Tree Maker software. You will learn about resources available, especially on the Internet, which you can use to find out more about your roots.          
  
Introduction to Spreadsheet
is an eight session course. You will learn how a spreadsheet can make it easy to create and maintain a budget, monitor checking account activity, or create a club treasurers report, and more.   
   Introduction to Quicken Our six-session course helps you master Quicken software.  The result is that you will have better control and understanding of your finances. 
    Image Editing with Photoshop Elements is a eight-session course where you will l
earn how to crop and resize, adjust brightness, contrast, and color of digital images.  You'll learn how to bring class to your snapshots.  


Who are we?   We are a group of dedicated volunteers interested in passing on our computer skills to senior citizens 50 years old and older. We are affiliated with the national SeniorNet nonprofit organization.

SeniorNet Courses are at the JCCWhere are classes held?   Classes are held in the SeniorNet Learning Center located in the Germanow Gallery at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester,  1200 Edgewood Avenue in Rochester. Directions. The classroom has ten high-performance computers, with the bright and clear new LCD displays.  There is one computer for each student. Our computers use the Windows XP operating system. (We do not teach the Macintosh computer.)

Look for the sign on Edgewood for the JCC.

There's ample parking for students close to the classroom.

The Rochester JCC generously provides space to SeniorNet. The JCC also offers a restaurant, healthclub, and other facilities.

Our spacious lab offers individual computers.

New computers use the latest bright easy-to-see LCD displays.

When you call SeniorNet, our skilled and helpful volunteers steer you in the right direction.

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When are classes scheduled?   Each course normally meets for two hours, once per week, in the morning, afternoon or evening.  For the day-by-day schedule of activities at the Learning Center see the course schedules.  

How much do classes cost?   Class prices range from $40 to $75. For 2008: no other membership is required to take classes.  But call about the benefits of membership in the National SeniorNet organization.

How can you get more information?   
      Call us at 585-461-2000 ext. 463 to request a brochure, be added to our mailing list, or get further information.
 
      Or, write us at:
            SeniorNet Learning Center of Rochester at the JCC
            Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester
            1200 Edgewood Avenue
            Rochester, NY 14618

Or, go to our Contact SeniorNet page, and complete the simple form.

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