Community Computer Lab - Is Open!
The Community Computer Lab is a ongoing project between Kee Town & Country Centre and Riverland Community College.
Classes are being held for basic computer skills and introduction to internet and email. Visit the centre during an event to sign up.
Open lab hours are held on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon – offering those of us with limited skills an opportunity to have on-site help in learning skills and also have access to the internet or computers that we may not have otherwise. Come on in!
Donations of working computers and monitors are accepted as well are monetary donations to help us purchase equipment, software and cover operating expenses.
Classes are being held for basic computer skills and introduction to internet and email. Visit the centre during an event to sign up.
Open lab hours are held on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon – offering those of us with limited skills an opportunity to have on-site help in learning skills and also have access to the internet or computers that we may not have otherwise. Come on in!
Donations of working computers and monitors are accepted as well are monetary donations to help us purchase equipment, software and cover operating expenses.
The lab has been made possible by a great group of people and organizations.
Participants helping on September 14, 2010 were Randy Griffith, Chase Hanko, Derek Larson, Elijah Arriaga, Michael Tabor,Nicholas Halvorson, Robert Silbaugh. Participants helping in May, 2010 were Benjamin Rooney, David J. Kuchera, Derek Larson, Michael Pederson, Nick Zimprich, Randy Griffith and Trevor Ouellette.
BevComm has helped sponsor the Community Lab by a $500 grant.
The relationship with Riverland Community College was a created by Christina L. Olson who also wrote the grant to BevComm. Rajesh Gurung provides on-site technical assistance.
Participants helping on September 14, 2010 were Randy Griffith, Chase Hanko, Derek Larson, Elijah Arriaga, Michael Tabor,Nicholas Halvorson, Robert Silbaugh. Participants helping in May, 2010 were Benjamin Rooney, David J. Kuchera, Derek Larson, Michael Pederson, Nick Zimprich, Randy Griffith and Trevor Ouellette.
BevComm has helped sponsor the Community Lab by a $500 grant.
The relationship with Riverland Community College was a created by Christina L. Olson who also wrote the grant to BevComm. Rajesh Gurung provides on-site technical assistance.
