Do you have questions about how to set up an email account, do research on the Internet, use your new cell phone or tablet, download music and e-books, access social media, or anything else tech related?  Now you can get the help you need at Mariposa Library’s new computer class series.

The free series will be held every other Wednesday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Library meeting room beginning Wednesday, April 13, 2016.  Classes will be taught by Jerry Wagner, a local computer technician and volunteer computer tutor for the Library.  Working that day?  Bring your lunch, and feed your body while you feed your brain.

During the first class, you will receive an introduction to the Windows 10 operating system, which will include: 

• An overview;
• A discussion of how to obtain it, including what “free” means and qualifiers;
• Pros and cons of the system;
• Its functionality and a demonstration of its use.

There will be a question and answer period at the end of the session.  Participants will also be asked to complete a brief evaluation form and make suggestions for future classes based on their needs.

The series is part of the Library’s computer literacy program.  Free one-to-one computer tutoring is also available.  These and other adult literacy services offered at the Library are made possible, in part, through a California State Library Literacy Services grant.

For more information, contact the Mariposa Library Adult Literacy or Computer Literacy Coordinator at 209-966-2140 or karen.dusek@mariposalibrary.org.