Newsletters are one of the best ways to stay connected with customers and grow your business. In this class, you'll learn how to set up a free email marketing platform, design your first email, build your contact list, and send newsletters that people actually want to read.

Are you an Excel Power User hungry for more? Microsoft's Power BI is a logical progression, building upon your existing knowledge of Excel and data analysis. Its data connection capabilities and visualization features surpass those found in spreadsheets, enabling you to create interactive worksheets and dashboards. Power BI's data visualizations are invaluable for exploring, analyzing and reporting on insights and trends, which can then be shared with your team or clients to facilitate better decision-making. Topics covered include: connecting to, analyzing, cleaning, transforming, loading, visualizing and reporting data with Power BI. Books are provided, along with in-person computer lab activities. As Power BI builds upon and extends numerous spreadsheet and data management concepts, it is strongly recommended to have completed Excel levels: 1, 2, 3, PivotTables, and Power Pivot courses as prerequisites, although they are not mandatory for enrollment in this course.

The Bridges Out of Poverty workshop increases participants' understanding of economic class, the importance of the eleven resources, and the impact of hidden rules. This introductory workshop is designed for people who work for organizations or businesses that interact with individuals in poverty.

Newsletters are one of the best ways to stay connected with customers and grow your business. In this class, you'll learn how to set up a free email marketing platform, design your first email, build your contact list, and send newsletters that people actually want to read.

Recognizing what drives each member of the team is key to helping you: provide meaningful support, deliver impactful coaching, set relevant goals, build trusting relationships, and help them take ownership of their work. Come to this course to explore and learn more about the four generations in today's changing workplace.

During this course, you will gain knowledge and skills that may help save a life. You will learn the basics of first aid, the most common life-threatening emergencies, how to recognize them, and how to help. You will also learn how to recognize when someone needs CPR, how to call for help, and how to give CPR and use an AED (automated external defibrillator).

Excel Level 3 reaches new heights in a student's journey towards Excel Expert, building upon skills learned in Levels 1 and 2, and teaching about some of Excel's most powerful and advanced tools for data analysis and presentation. This course covers logical and lookup functions, more advanced formulas, arrays, auditing, error-trapping, and the much beloved and useful date, time, text and other functions. Importing from other non-Excel data sources using Power Pivot, exporting data, exploration of What-If Analysis and finally, automating repetitive tasks with Macros are also covered in this course. These are all skills that elevate a student into an Excel Power User. Books are provided, along with classroom hands-on-keyboard activities. For students who might consider the optional Microsoft Office Specialist Excel Associate and Expert exams, this course along with Excel 1 and Excel 2, map to the objectives of both exams. Although Excel 1 and 2 are strongly recommended in order to better understand more advanced concepts taught in Excel 3, it is not a requirement for this course.

This in-person course provides an extensive overview of Google Workspace, with a primary focus on its Free Edition core productivity apps such as Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Chat, Meet, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms and Keep. The course includes hands-on activities in our computer lab. Participants will learn about tapping into its significant file creation, communication and collaboration potential. Books are provided. This course is designed for individuals who have minimal familiarity with Google Workspace who are considering its use for personal or business purposes. It is required that students already have a Gmail account to use in class for practice activities.