BROCKVILLE
Computer 1: Beginners
Designed for the beginner, this course is a basic introduction to the following topics. What is a computer? What kind of computer do I need? Sending and receiving e-mails. What is Windows? What is “surfing the net” and how do I do it? Presenter: Ken McKittrick
ESEC 5049 420
Fri, Oct.22 – Nov. 19, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon,
 $65.00
Computer 2:
Where do I go from here? The instructor will direct you through more wonders of the computer world and answer all of your questions. An in-depth look at the popular e-mail program “Outlook Express” will be emphasized. Presenter: Ken McKittrick
ESEC 5030 420
Fri, Oct. 22- Nov. 19, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm,
$65.00
Your Digital Camera and Accessories
This is a beginner’s course for new or soon to be new digital camera owners. This course will cover the type of camera that best suits your needs, the digital camera and its accessories, formats of the digital camera, burning photos on CD’s, storage of photos on the computer, etc. Presenter: Neil O’Brien
ESEC 5088 420
Mon. Oct. 18- Nov. 15, 10:00 am – 12:00 noon,
$65.00
Traditional Irish Music:
Come out and have fun getting acquainted with traditional Irish music through the use of the tin whistle. We will work with the various major forms (reels, jigs, hornpipes), and start to unravel the mysteries of musical notation. The focus will be to learn by listening and repetition. No musical experience is required. Tin whistles will be purchased from the instructor. If participants request, this seminar could also run in the evenings. Presenter: Chuck Quick
Tues. Oct. 12 –Nov. 9, 1:30 – 3:30pm
ESEC 252 420
$65.00
Wood Craft Course
Join a local craftsman in a fully equipped wood-working shop to create a handsome project. Working in teams of two, you will follow the processes for transforming raw material into a beautiful addition to your home. Learn how to safely and effectively use a variety of tools, including the miter saw, table saw, and router. No prior wood-working experience is required. A materials fee will be assessed according to the chosen product. Enrolment is limited in this course to twelve so register early. Presenter: Sean Seabrook
ESEC 5018 420
Thurs, Oct. 21 – Nov. 18, 6:00 – 9:00pm
$75.00
New Celtic Adventures
This course will look at a return through story to “the healing ancient earth and loving relations that once nurtured and revered all life as holy.” This concept is found in the earliest cave art and Druid Art and rites. We will look at artists and their philosophies like Mondrian, Harris etc. to modern festivals in the British Isles. We will move forward to present day kitchen table stories. Presenter: Doug Blair
Mon., Oct 18 – Nov 22, 1:00 – 3:00pm
ESEC 5072 420
$65.00
The Art of Carving Birds from Wood
This course will introduce you to the exciting art of wildlife woodcarving. A Sandpiper, the most widespread shore bird in North America, will be carved from Butternut wood. To create a focal point, only the head of the carving will be painted. All tools and materials will be provided for a fee of $25.00 payable to the teacher the first day of the class. Presenter: Les Boszormeny
Wed Sept. 22 – Oct. 27, 12:30pm – 2:30pm
ESEC 5044 420,
$65.00
Drawing: a fun introduction
This course provides a general introduction to drawing in a fun and relaxing environment. Participants will learn how to view the world from an artist’s perspective, as well as how to implement the elements of art (line, colour, shape, texture and value) in their drawings. Pencil, charcoal, pastel and ink will be used. All levels of ability are welcome. A materials list will be provided at the first class. Presenter: Heidi Cornel
Thurs Oct. 21- Nov. 18, 10:00 am – 12:00pm Brockville,
ESEC 262 420
$65.00
WORKSHOPS...
Macintosh Computers **Please bring your own Mac**
These workshops are aimed at Macintosh users in the beginner to moderately experienced range, although users at almost any level will find value and experienced users are encouraged to attend and share. The discussion will stress Apple provided applications but also suggest various third party tools. Aims at improving the user experience with tips 'n' tricks in email (Mail), web browsing (Safari), music management in iTunes, and photography with iPhoto. Although each workshop has a focus, general and cross topic issues will be addressed. We also try to find time to address your specific issues. If you have attended to any of these workshops in the past please come again. We will discuss new system updates, new tips and you can share your own experiences. Please note: students are expected to bring their own Mac and power supply for this course. An extension cord may be useful. All Mac workshops are by Robert Gray who has over 20 years experience in teaching and in the 'care and feeding' of Macs and their users.
Mac 1. Mac Basics, Tips 'n' Tricks.
General set up and getting started will be discussed as well as maintenance and software installation and updating. We will walk through all of the System Preference settings and describe what each does and how to make each best for you. Troubleshooting guidelines will help students learn to diagnose and fix common issues. System updates/upgrades, basic surfing and email will be discussed. How to find help. How to find software (you can trust). Working and customizing with Finder. The importance of backup and suggestions as to how best to manage it. **Please bring your own Mac**
Presenter: Robert Gray (bring your lunch)
Sat Oct 16, 10:00am – 3:00pm
ESEC 253 420
$30.00
Mac 2. Macintosh on the web.
Emailing and surfing: anyone who uses the internet will find something useful in this workshop. Working specifically with Mail and Safari (provided with every Macintosh computer) we address issues from basic internet safety to setups and many tips and tricks. We address security issues, online banking and shopping. We also look at common problems. **Please bring your own Mac** Presenter: Robert Gray (Bring your lunch)
ESEC 264 420
Sat Oct. 23rd , 10:00am – 3:00pm,
$30.00
Mac 3. Working with Pictures and Projects in iPhoto.
This workshop is aimed at Macintosh users who have begun or who are just beginning to organize their digital photos in iPhoto (provided with every Macintosh computer) and have an interest in the built in capability to create books, calendars and cards, but would like a little direction in starting/preparing a project. The workshop will glance at basic iPhoto issues and walk through the steps in project creation – picture placement, templates, simple editing, and adding pages and so on. We will also discuss importing and exporting photos to/from various sources and address general Mac issues and problems. **Please bring your own Mac** Presenter Robert Gray (bring your lunch).
Sat Oct. 30, 10:00am – 3:00pm,
ESEC 254 420
$30.00
Introduction to iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad **Please bring your own iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad**
This workshop will provide a general introduction to this Apple family of devices. We will discuss basic settings and an overview of possibilities. The sharing of user experiences is expected and discussion of various Apps will be encouraged. Approaches to troubleshooting will be considered. This is a hands on workshop so bring your own device and please make sure your device is fully charged. Bring a lunch in case we go over in time.
Presenter Robert Gray
Sat Nov 13, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm,
ESEC 115 420
$30.00
Bringing the Outside in….a Short History of Landscape Painting. After centuries of development.
landscape painting reached its zenith in the late 19th century. Still the most popular genre of painting for the public today, this talk traces its development over the last 2000 years or so. Images of paintings and drawings selected from the different periods in the development of this art form by both known and unknown artists give insight into the philosophical, cultural, religious and artistic influences on our understanding, appreciation and perception of the natural world. Discussion and comments will follow the presentation as experiences, likes and dislikes on this form of art are shared. A short bibliography of suggested reading will be available. Presenter: Martin Green
Thurs Nov. 18, - Nov. 25, 12:30pm-2:00pm,
ESEC 5026 420
$40.00
 
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