Technology & Education Center
Sponsored by Verizon
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NYUL Technology & Education Center
Located at Harlem Renaissance High School- Rm. 202
22 E. 128th Street bet. 5th and Madison Avenue
New Hours Effective September 13, 2010
Monday- Friday 3:30-8:00p, Saturday 9:00am-3:00p
The Center will be closed September 6th-September 12, 2010
Initiative Goals & Objectives
The New York Urban League Technology & Education Center aims to increase the level of access and knowledge of career and education opportunities through the use of technology for community members.
Offering FREE :
* Computer and Internet Access to the community
* Classes in Computer/Internet Basics
* Classes in MS Office ( Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher)
* Rosetta Stone Language Program :Download Registration Form
On-going Registration Stop in and register for the next available slot.
All applications must be turned in to the Technology & Education Center.
Click on the Calendar below to see what classes we are offering this month:
Click on the link below to view our tip sheets & practice exercises.
Tip Sheets & Practice Exercises
About the Center
Opening in April 2010, the NYUL took over operations of the Verizon Technology Education Center. The Verizon Technology Education Center (VTEC) was built more than ten years ago at a cost of $2M. Located within Verizon it served as a community-based facility for showcasing and educating customers about advanced telecommunications technology and the speed at which this technology was developing. NYUL will now operate the Technology Center from Harlem Renaissance High School providing computer classes and education to community members and the students of Harlem Renaissance High School. The Center will be open from 3:30 to 8:00 Monday through Friday and 9:00 to 4:00 on Saturday during the school year. These new expanded hours will allow the public to have access to technology beyond standard business or library hours. This center is not simply a technology lab but an avenue for community members to improve their skills through guided support.
For more information visit http://www.nyul.org/ or call 212.876.5201.
