Technology & Education Center
Sponsored by Verizon
Location:
Harlem Renaissance High School-Rm. 202
22 E. 128th Street bet. 5th and Madison Avenue
New Hours as of January 3, 2012:
Monday-Friday 3:30-6:00pm
Contact Us:
Ph: (212) 876-5201
Email:techcenter@nyul.org
Closings:
Monday, February 21st-Saturday 25th, 2012
"Their computer classes have allowed me to develop my computer skills, which has built my confidence tremendously. I know that if there is a program I don’t know now, by the end of the classes, I WILL!”
– Lori, Harlem, NY
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
Check our monthly calendar below for class offerings:
Upcoming Classes:
| Introduction to the Mouse & Keyboard |
| 1/31, 2/7 (Tuesdays Only) |
| 4:00-5:30pm |
| Are you new to the computer? Unsure of how to use a mouse? Come join us for two sessions on how to use a mouse and laptop touchpad to navigate your computer. You will learn the difference between a left click and right click, you will learn how to drag, double click and scroll using a wired or wireless mouse or trackpad. You will also learn the important keys on your keyboard and improve your typing skills by using an online typing program. |
| Internet For Beginners |
| 2/1, 2/8. 2/15 (Wednesdays Only) |
| 4:00-5:30pm |
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Join us for three 90 minute sessions to become more familiar with how to use access information on the internet. You will learn how to use a web browser, navigate from page to page, type a web address, use a search engine to find information, bookmark a page or add a website to your favorites, and about how hyperlinks work. Knowledge of the mouse and keyboard is required. |
| MS Word 2007 For Beginners |
| 2/3, 2/10, 2/17 ( Fridays Only) |
| 4:00-5:30pm |
| Join us for three 90 minute sessions to become familiar with all of the features and commands in MS Word 2007. You will learn how to use the new toolbar, create, edit and save documents, learn about the different file formats, and learn about the various templates and design features MS Word has to offer. Knowledge of the mouse and keyboard is required. |
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Introduction to Computers |
| 2/14, 2/28 ( Tuesdays Only) |
| 4:00-5:30pm |
| Join us for two 90 minute sessions on the
basics skills of operating a computer. You will learn how to open,close, and locate files and programs,
identify icons, create folders, and personalize your computer. Knowledge of the mouse and keyboard is required. |
Getting Up to Speed With Office 2007
When: Tuesday-Thursday February 21st-23rd, 2012
Where: 204 West 136th Street, NYC 10030 (bet. 7th & 8th Avenue)
Time: 10:00am-12:00pm
Tuesday 2/21 - MS Word 2007
Wednesday 2/22- MS Excel 2007
Thursday 2/23- MS PowerPoint 2007
Learn how to use the Ribbon (new toolbar) for what you're used to doing
See what the new file formats mean to you
Explore the changes and features of MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
* Prior knowledge of the mouse and keyboard required*
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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. This center is not simply a technology lab but an avenue for community members to improve their skills through guided support.
For more information call 212.876.5201 or email techcenter@nyul.org.






