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Buying and Selling on eBay
Are you interested in learning more about the on-line auction craze? Learn the
basics of buying an item on-line, how to
evaluate sellers, and steps you can take to
protect yourself as a consumer.
Participants will also learn the basics of
how they can start using eBay to make
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MCG1012
6/1/2005-6/8/2005, 2 sessions
6:00 PM-8:30 PM, Days: W
Lisa Buttner
* McGraw High Schoolhool, $0
Cake Decorating
Learn a skill that is fun and can be
profitable at the same time. You will
learn to make various borders, ruffles, and
an array of life-like flowers such as
chrysanthemums, daisies, pansies, sweet
peas, carnations and roses. You will also
learn how to give your cake that
"professional look" and much more.
Supplies can be purchased at the first class
for approximately $10.00. Students who
have taken the introductory class or have
previous cake decorating experience
welcome.
MCG2010
5/17/2005-7/5/2005, 8 sessions
7:00 PM-9:00 PM, Days: Tu
Gordon Watrous
* 839 Route 13 39, $
Deep Purple Wreath
Bring the vibrant colors of the garden into
your home with a wreath glowing with
purple larkspur and saliva, hot pink
strawflowers, rosy gomphrena and statice
and more on a base of soft green sweet
annie and fresh salal. Finished size is 22".
MCG2047
5/24/2005-5/24/2005, 1 sessions
7:00 PM-9:00 PM, Days: Tu
Susan Poppenger
* McGraw High School art room, $
Introduction to Windows
An introduction to the latest version of the
Windows operating system. Participants
will gain proficiency in the use of all basic
Windows components through
presentation of course material and hands on.
MCG1017
5/17/2005-6/21/2005, 6 sessions
5:30 PM-7:30 PM, Days: Tu
Gary Case
* McGraw High School 31, $
Keyboarding Skills
Learn the universal skill for computer
success. Build your keyboarding skills and
get the maximum value from a
computer's high speed output by
becoming more competent at the input
end - the keyboard. Students with little or
no keyboarding experience are
encouraged to take this course prior to, or
in conjunction with, taking Computers for
Beginners.
MCG1001
5/18/2005-7/20/2005, 10 sessions
6:30 PM-9:00 PM, Days: W
Buck Campbell
* McGraw High School, $0
Making the Most of Your
Digital Images
Designed for the novice, the curriculum
addresses general image considerations
that are commonly encountered in digital
photography. This course is a valuable
resource for the amateur genealogist.
Methods of storage and options for sharing photos will be explored, along with other
areas of interest such as working with
image files, basic editing, adding content,
techniques in photo restoration, correcting
image color, manipulating image size and
orientation and much more. Presentation
of material will be supplemented with
generous lab time allowing students to
work with their own photos or sample
images. Experience with Windows
required. Limit of 5 students.
MCG1015
6/16/2005-7/7/2005, 4 sessions
5:00 PM-7:00 PM, Days: Th
Gary Case
* McGraw High Schoolhool 31, $
MOUS (Certification in Powerpoint 2003)
The Microsoft Office User Specialist
credential is a valuable addition to the
resume of anyone working in the office
field. If you have completed the basic
course listed above or used the program
extensively, this session will allow you to
take the MOUS test for certification.
MCG1023
6/9/2005-6/9/2005, 1 sessions
6:00 PM-8:30 PM, Days: Th
Gary Case
* McGraw High School 31, $
MOUS (Certification in Word 2003)
A chance to add the Microsoft Office
User Specialist credential in Word 2003 to
your resume. If you have completed
Word training class or use the program
extensively, these two sessions will allow
you review and then take the MOUS test
for certification.
MCG1024
6/15/2005-6/22/2005, 2 sessions
7:30 PM-9:30 PM, Days: W
Gary Case
* McGraw High School 31, $
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POWERPOINT 2000
An introduction to MS-PowerPoint 2000, a
state of the art presentation software
package. Learn the basics of PowerPoint
to include identifying and working with
features and tools, and navigation within
presentations. Hands-on sessions
demonstrate how to incorporate elements
such as text, animation, slide transition,
speaker notes, organization charts, tables
and graphical objects into dynamic
presentations for all occasions.
Workshops allow time for independent
resolution of textbook scenarios of varying
complexity and offer opportunities for
students to develop and fine-tune their
presentation skills.
MCG1022
5/5/2005-6/2/2005, 5 sessions
7:15 PM-9:15 PM, Days: Th
Gary Case
* McGraw High School, $0
Scrapbooking for Everyone
Want to make beautiful albums of your
photos and memories? Maybe you’d like
to make a special gift of an album for
someone this holiday season. This class is
uniquely designed for scrapbookers at all
levels (including kids!). If you’re just
starting out, you’ll leave with know-how
on organizing your projects, and creating
attractive, interesting pages and albums
for you and your family. If you’re an
experienced scrapbooker, you’ll have the
opportunity to see a large variety of
interesting and fun ideas on page layouts,
cropping and design techniques,
decorative ideas and more. Either way
you’ll leave class with two completed
pages! Please bring 10 – 15 photos to use
during class.
MCG2050
5/17/2005-5/17/2005, 1 sessions
6:00 PM-9:00 PM, Days: Tu
Kim Grant
* McGraw High School cafeteria, $0
Sign Language
Can you see your ABC's? The purpose of
this course is to provide an introduction to
signing by using American Sign Language
as well as signed English. Using visual
aids, games, along with a text, students
will learn the manual alphabet, numbers
and a variety of basic signs and phrases
that are commonly used in everyday
situations. Limit of 10 students.
Textbook required.
MCG2071
5/16/2005-6/17/2005, 10 sessions
6:30 PM-8:00 PM, Days: MTh
John Burger
* McGraw High School, $
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Stenciling, Trompe L'Oeil and Faux Finishes
Create a primitive village scene that is
“out a kitchen window”. Build your
kitchen using trompe L’oeil stencils and
faux finishing painting techniques. Then
create a primitive village scene that you
would like to behold in your kitchen
window. This view will be painted with
freehand skies and land and with the use
of stenciled houses, trees, animals, etc…
No experience in painting or stenciling is
necessary. Please bring a hair dryer to
the first class. All supplies can be
purchased from the instructor for
approximately $30.00.
MCG2048
5/18/2005-6/22/2005, 6 sessions
6:30 PM-8:30 PM, Days: W
Janice Schmid
* McGraw High School cafeteria, $
Creative Memories consultant.
T'AI Chi
There are literally thousands of ways to
achieve financial freedom. Find out
which will work best for you. This class is
beneficial to people of all occupations
and income levels who want a basic
approach to understanding inflation,
compound interest, stocks, bonds and
mutual funds. This class will get you
going on the right path to achieving your
financial goals.
MCG2031
5/19/2005-6/23/2005, 6 sessions
7:15 PM-8:45 PM, Days: Th
John Burger
* McGraw High School gym, $
YOGA
Learn techniques through this ancient art
to help you lose weight, build strength,
center yourself and find internal stability
in a world that is frequently unstable and
insecure. Increase your ability to
revitalize your body and reduce tension
by practicing breathing exercises and
yoga postures. An individualized program
for people of all ages and levels of fitness
and flexibility. Wear comfortable cotton
clothes that allows freedom of movement
and bring a mat, towel and/or blanket and
a bottle of water.
MCG2030
5/19/2005-7/14/2005, 9 sessions
5:00 PM-6:15 PM, Days: Tu
Angela Perry
* McGraw High School, $0
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