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Learn how to use the fundamental features of Google’s web-based word processing software to format text, insert objects and share files. (Note: A Google account is needed to participate in the class.)
• All classes are free.
• Classes are for adults 18 and over.
• Classes start promptly! We cannot hold seats for attendees who arrive after an in-person class has started.
• Registration is required for all classes and begins 30 days before the date of the class.
• For virtual classes beginning at 10 AM, registration closes at 3 PM the day before the class. For virtual classes beginning at 1 PM, registration closes at 6 PM the day before the class.
• If you have questions about this program or need help connecting to the class, please email techtrainer@cuyahogalibrary.org.
• Virtual classes are held using Zoom Webinar. A valid email address is required for registration. Participants will receive an email at least an hour before the start of the class with a link to join the event.
• Registrants for virtual classes will receive an email with a link to join the class at least an hour before the start time. If you do not receive this email, check your spam or junk folder, and be sure to allow techtrainer@cuyahogalibrary.org as a trusted sender.
• We recommend that you register with a gmail.com or outlook.com email account. We have had problems with yahoo.com, sbcglobal.net and work/business email accounts not receiving our email with the Zoom link and class files.
Cuyahoga County Public Library offers free computer classes to adults. Use the links below to view our class schedules:
Other classes, including Inkscape, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Publisher
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The Brecksville Branch is conveniently located across the street from the Brecksville Community Center and the Kids Quarters playground area. In 2006, the branch suffered extensive flood damage that required the building to be closed for nearly six months while repairs were made. The newly remodeled building reopened on January 14, 2007.