SeniorNet Registration And Open House

By LINDA BAUER

Published: Apr 09, 2004 12:00 am

DANBURY â Danbury SeniorNet will register adults (50 plus) for computer courses from Monday, April 12, through Friday, April 16, between 10 am and noon, at the center located in the âOld Jail,â 80 Main Street.

An open house will be held on Monday during registration for people new to SeniorNet.

Unless otherwise noted, all courses start the week of April 26 at 1 pm and are 2 to 2Â½ hours long. On Mondays, there is a four-week Computer Fundamentals course for beginners with no prior experience. This course will be repeated beginning May 24.

The other courses are eight weeks long: Introduction to Personal Computers, Thursdays; Using the Internet, Tuesdays; Exploring XP (intermediate course), Wednesdays; Using MS Word, Fridays; and Digital Imaging, Wednesdays at 6:30 pm.

The course fee is $25 each (Computer Fundamentals is $10) plus $40 annually to join SeniorNet.

Course information is available at the Danbury Senior Center, 10 Elmwood Place, and on SeniorNetâs website at www.Danbury.org/seniornet. For additional information, call 797-4686.

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