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Canadian Railroad Historical Assoc. Niagara Division display
Learn image editing basics using a variety of software and tools, beginning with very basic resizing and alterations and moving to more advanced layering and filters. Projects are age-appropriate and will give attendees the skills and inspiration necessary to advance further.
Ages: 8 years and up.
Don’t have time to commit to a book club every month? Join us for One Book at a Time Saturday Book Club for a great read. Registration is ongoing, on a monthly basis. Free.
Metis Dot Painting workshop for children ages 9 - 14 years. Painting on a canvas using wooden dowels. Registration is required.
Presentation on the history of Metis people followed by Metis Dot Painting workshop. Registration is required. Adults: 15+ years.
One-to-one sessions for assistance with portable devices or general technology use, and also for guidance exploring the Library’s digital collections (through OverDrive, Zinio, or any of the other listed services).
• Come in with anything that you are getting started with or trying to learn more about. There is no set curriculum—attendees should arrive with questions to be answered or problems to be solved.
• Detailed set-up walkthroughs for eReading (books and magazines) and digital library services can also be provided.
• Hardware should be ready to use before the program. Please be familiar with powering on your device and any required passwords.
• The NFPL does not make changes to your property, and as such does not perform virus removal, disk restoration, etc., or any hardware repair services.
• Sessions are for education or consultation and run for 55 minutes.
Tags: ebooks, e-books, audiobooks, ipad, android, phone, tablet, laptop, tech help
One-to-one sessions for assistance with portable devices or general technology use, and also for guidance exploring the Library’s digital collections (through OverDrive, Zinio, or any of the other listed services).
• Come in with anything that you are getting started with or trying to learn more about. There is no set curriculum—attendees should arrive with questions to be answered or problems to be solved.
• Detailed set-up walkthroughs for eReading (books and magazines) and digital library services can also be provided.
• Hardware should be ready to use before the program. Please be familiar with powering on your device and any required passwords.
• The NFPL does not make changes to your property, and as such does not perform virus removal, disk restoration, etc., or any hardware repair services.
• Sessions are for education or consultation and run for 55 minutes.
Tags: ebooks, e-books, audiobooks, ipad, android, phone, tablet, laptop, tech help
Canadian Railroad Historical Assoc. Niagara Division display
The Home Alone program teaches participants how to deal with emergencies and other potentially serious situations as well as phone calls and visitors, recongnize hazards and follow home safety procedures. They will also learn first aid basics, healthy eating, fire safety and how and when to use 911. This course is designed for the 9 and 10 year old group by the Canadian Safety Council. Ages 9 years and up. Register by calling St. John Ambulance at 905-356-7340. Cost: $40.00
