Welcome to the Online Home of
Western Sullivan Public Library's
Public Computer Center!


 

Launched in 2010, Western Sullivan Public Library's Public Computer Center (PCC) provides free public access computing services and instruction to the general public. This is part of a statewide initiative, Broadbandexpress@yourlibrary, funded by the Recovery Act through September 2012. The focus is on services for the unemployed and improving computer literacy.  Our classes, private instruction, and facilities are open and available to anyone! So whether you've never touched a computer before or are looking to improve your skill-level with specific software, there will be a course for you! Check back often for upcoming courses, consultant availability, and additional resources.  Or email us at PCC@RCLS.org.

 
Click here for PCC
Course Schedule
What's New at the PCC
   
4/20/2012
   

Have you heard about the PCC's upcoming "business" classes? While all of our classes are aimed at improving the Sullivan County workforce, two classes in particular will help small business grow their online presence. Learn how to go global without leaving Main Street with our "Promoting Your Business with Facebook" course on Wednesday, May 23rd, and our"Google Search Engine Optimization for Business" course on May 30th. Both will take place at the Delaware Free Public Library at 45 Lower Main Street in Callicoon, NY on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 - 7:30PM. Both classes are free and offer something for everyone. Advanced Registration is required and can be completed here.
                                                   

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If you have several windows open, it can be a pain to minimize window after window in order to get back to your desktop.  To get to your desktop instantly, simply hold down the Windows Key (usually beside the left "alt" key) on your keyboard and press the "d" key.
 
Courses Offered (Click any of the course titles below to review or print the course handout)
Using Microsoft Powerpoint
Improving Google Search
Using Library Databases
Practicing GiMP Workshop
File Management
Managing Photos
Intro to eBooks
Repairing Damaged Photographs
 
Click here for a full list of courses, detailed descriptions and downloadable content.
TALK BACK
If you have a story of how the PCC has helped you, we want to hear about it! Has it improved your ability to do an existing job, or even provided skills that led to a new job? Were you able to bring new abilities to your school or organization? Take a moment to let us know!

 



Need Help? The Consultants Are In!

Have you attended a class but need additional help with what was covered? Or do you just want help putting together a resume or setting up an email address? PCC Staff are on hand at each of the three branches and happy to help with any of your computer training needs.

DayTimeBranch
Monday1 - 5PMNarrowsburg
Tuesday1 - 7PMJeffersonville
Wednesday1 - 5PMCallicoon
Friday1 - 3PMJeffersonville

If none of these times work for you, email us at PCC@RCLS.org and we'll find a time that does!
Have you recently received individual assistance at the PCC? Fill out our evaluation to let us know how we did!
Resources
Software Reference Sheet
Computer File Formats
Computer Terms Glossary
Windows 7 Quick Reference Card
"About the PCC" Brochure
Keyboard Exercise
Mouse Exercise #1
Mouse Exercise #2
Guide to Buying a Computer

 

 

Partners
BOCES
Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan One Stop Center for Workforce Development
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Links
Ramapo Catskill Library System
New York State Education Department
Broadbandexpress@yourlibrary
BroadbandUSA
New York State Library

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
     

The New York State Library, a unit of the Office of Cultural
Education within the New York State Education Department
(NYSED), has been awarded $9.5 million in a grant from
the U.S. Department of Commerce National
Telecommunications and Information Administration
(NTIA) to expand computer access in public libraries across
New York State. The funding is being provided through the
American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA)
Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP).