Event Series Connect with Confidence: Practice Sessions

Connect with Confidence: iOS Settings Practice Session

The Lab

Welcome to Connect with Confidence: iOS Settings Practice Session, one of our small group learning sessions. Our friendly staff will help you explore and demystify the Settings on your Apple iPad or iPhone. Join us in a relaxed, collaborative environment as we explore the ins and outs of the Settings app together. Bring your questions [โ€ฆ]

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Event Series Google Workspace

Google Workspace Part 3: Google Drawings

The Lab

Google Workspace is a suite of cloud-based applications that can help you with storage, graphic design, and word processing. This four-part series will teach you how to integrate these digital tools into your workflow. In this session, you will learn the basics of Google Drawings, including creating and editing images, shapes, lines, and text. This [โ€ฆ]

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Event Series Microsoft Word Essentials

Word Essentials II: Formatting

The Lab

Learn how to use Microsoft Word to change document layouts using styles, templates, and tables. This is the second course in our three-part Word Essentials Series. Before signing up, please make sure you are able to attend all sessions. Register for all sessions here starting March 1 at 10 a.m.  

Event Series Private: Device Clinics โ€“ April

Device Clinic

The Lab

Do you want to learn how to use your iPad, Android, or other mobile device? We are here to give you individualized help! Sign up for an appointment, and we will help you in person at the Library, through Zoom, or over the phone. Book an appointment by calling the Community Computing Center at 604.925.7405 [โ€ฆ]

Event Series Private: Device Clinics โ€“ April

Device Clinic

The Lab

Do you want to learn how to use your iPad, Android, or other mobile device? We are here to give you individualized help! Sign up for an appointment, and we will help you in person at the Library, through Zoom, or over the phone. Book an appointment by calling the Community Computing Center at 604.925.7405 [โ€ฆ]