Friday, March 21, 2008

Reece offers free computer classes

Press release posted by Guest on Mar 21, 2008 at 03:00 pm in Business • Click to email this story

Reece Computer Systems in Half Moon Bay is offering free computer classes taught Terri Reece. Reece has many years of teaching experience in addition to her years as an executive, and explains concepts in a way that makes it easy for students of any level to quickly grasp and understand computing.

The two hour sessions will run from 6:30-8:30pm beginning on April 2, and will continue for 6 weeks through May 7, 2008. The curriculum will introduce students to the “guts” of the computer, the operating system, and the most popular Office 2007 applications. Students may take the entire session or individual classes, giving them the flexibility to pick and choose classes according to their individual time constraints and interests. Seats are limited, so please contact Reece and reserve a spot ahead of time. You can reach them at (650) 726-7155 or email:

4/2: Introduction to the Personal Computer
4/9: Introduction to Windows Vista and what’s new from XP Pro
4/16: Introduction to Microsoft Office and Microsoft Outlook 2007
4/23: Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007
4/30: Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007
5/7: Introduction Microsoft PowerPoint 2007

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