Computer Talks are devoted to helping members improve their computer skills.
Almost every month, Omnilore’s Computer Working Group sponsors a casual, one-hour presentation called a Computer Talk. These presentations cover topics that our members have told us they would like to know more about. Most of the Computer Talks are at a basic level. Occasionally, the Group sponsors workshops on more advanced topics.
All the Computer Talks are 45 minutes long, followed by a 15-minute question-and-answer period. No registration is necessary. The Talks are usually scheduled on the 4th Thursday of the month from 12 noon to 1:00 p.m. in Conference Room B at the Edison Center.
The Computer Working Group (CWG) has maintained a Computer Talks Archive covering all aspects of the Group and describing selected former Computer Talks. We encourage you to visit the Archive (in the members-only password-protected portion of the website), and take a look at all the useful documentation and training presentations provided there.
The Group needs to know what the membership wants to learn about computers. If you have an idea for a good Computer Talk, or if you see a presentation in the Group's Archive that appeals to you and that you'd like to see updated and repeated at an upcoming Computer Talk, don't hesitate to contact the Computer Working Group via its email address: CWG@Omnilore.org The Computer Working Group (CWG) is always looking for new members. If you are a member with good computer skills, contact CWG@Omnilore.org and they will tell you when the Group is having its next meeting. Perhaps you don't have time to join the Group but you'd like to help the Group by offering to present a lecture on some topic that you know well. In either case, the Group would love to hear from you! Look on the Upcoming Events Page for exact information about the next Computer Talk.