Don’t miss the new web trend classes at the Lee Road Library
Come to the Heights Libraries for web trends classes that highlight all the web has to offer. Photo by Tonya Gibson.
The World Wide Web is a great source of information, entertainment and services to people of all ages. But the plethora of sites can make navigating it time consuming and confusing.
This winter the library is offering a series of programs designed to introduce you to some of the best services the web has to offer. The web trends classes highlight free services you might be curious about, including blogging, Wikis, digital photos and downloadable music.
In Blogging 101 you will be introduced to the world of blogs or web based journals that offer you a chance to discuss and share information on a wide range of topics and interests. Wikis are similar to blogs, but have a focus on collaboration. Wiki participants have an opportunity to add and edit the Wiki, contributing their ideas and thoughts to the community. Both tools are easy and fun to learn.
Do you want to do more than just snap a picture with your digital camera? The web offers several tools for you to enhance and manage all your digital photos. Flickr Photo Sharing will focus on free and easy to use tools you can use to edit, store and share photos.
Almost everyone is familiar with Google! Did you know Google also offers free calendar and document services? Learn about all Google has to offer in Google Calendars and Google Docs.
If you like listening to music, then the web is the place for you. The web has become the most popular source to explore new genres of music, download your favorite artist and listen to your favorite selections. Attend Music Channel 101 to learn how to create your own music station, share music with your friends and learn about music websites Pandora, Deezer and Last FM.
Not sure which of these services you may need or want to learn about? Join us for Best Free Stuff on the Web for a demonstration and discussion about many of the great free, useful and fun services the web has to offer.
To register for a class, call the Heights Libraries at 216.932.3600 or register online at www.heightslibrary.org.
All classes take place in the Lee Road Library's community office and require advanced registration.
Blogging 101: Monday, January 5, 7 p.m.Google Calendars: Wednesday, January 14, 7 p.m.
Flickr Photo Sharing: Monday, January 26, 7 p.m.
Wikis: Wednesday, February 4, 7 p.m.
Google Docs: Wednesday, February 11, 7 p.m.
Best Free Stuff on the Web: Monday, February 23, 7 p.m.
Tonya Gibson is an employee of the Heights Libraries who enjoys writing and photography in her free time.



