Adults are invited to sign up for a one-hour session of personalized computer instruction to learn the basics of email, resume creation, Internet searches or more.
Patrons are invited to view a display sponsored by the Herron School of Art and Designs printmaking club. The works concentrate on such printmaking processes as monotype, woodcut, lithography, etching and silkscreen. Pieces on display will be juried by Herron faculty and graduate students. The exhibit will allow individuals to learn about various old school printmaking processes and how to identify the process used in each print.
Patrons are invited to view the artwork of students from Herron High School. They can meet the students during a special First Friday reception on May 4 from 6 - 8 p.m.
Adults are invited to learn computer basics through one-on-one sessions on such topics as opening and using an email account, Internet searches, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Resume program, and Job Application Online. Times can be set by appointment.
In partnership with WorkOne and EmployIndy, the Library presents a free class for unemployed or underemployed individuals to receive one-on-one assistance to enhance their employment skills. The session will focus on job search strategies, interviewing skills, resume development, and instruction on basic computer skills. The Job Center is made possible by The Glick Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and The Library Fund, a fund of The Indianapolis Foundation, through grants to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Teens are invited to join their friends and peers for this book discussion program. The book to be discussed is "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green.
Adults are invited as Pam and Jan, Your Gourmet Girlfriends, lead this workshop on designing make-ahead meals by teaching the art of bulk shopping and freezer storage. Busy parents will then be able to enjoy stress-free evenings with pre-made meals from their freezer or fridge.
The public is invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Library Board of Trustees and meet Board members. Call 275-4003 to confirm the time of the meeting.
Adults are invited to learn the components of a computer, along with the use of a mouse, the keyboard, toolbars and desktop features. Included will be instructions, hands-on exercises and teaching notes. Attendees may choose either the Tuesday or Thursday series of classes. Content is the same.
Babies and toddlers up to 24 months and an adult are invited for stories, songs and rhymes, followed by playtime and interaction with children their own age.
Meet one-on-one with an instructor to learn beginning computer skills such as parts of the computer, mouse and keyboard skills, and opening and closing applications. Other topics may include using the library catalog, getting on the Internet, and signing up for an email account. Please call the branch to make a reservation and confirm class availability.
Babies and toddlers up to age 3 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Learn to turn a list of names and addresses into a sheet of mailing labels, thank you letters, and many other things! This class is great for those who want to learn this time-saving skill. Previous experience using Microsoft Word is necessary for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation. This class will be held in the Computer Training Lab.
Individuals of all ages are invited for an evening of vintage historic films that offer a unique time capsule into the month of May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The theme of this evening's films is "The Sizzlin' Sixties." Films include "The Ragged Edge" (1962), "The Indianapolis 500 1963" (1963), and "Strategy for Speed" (1964). Special guest will be Denny Miller, author of "Eddie Sachs, the Clown Prince of Racing." Miller will introduce the films and host a Q&A on Eddie Sachs.
Adults are invited to find out how the Internet works and what it can and can’t do. Learn key vocabulary, how to use links, read Internet addresses and save your favorite websites. Learn the most effective way to formulate an Internet search to get the best results. You’ll also find out that there’s much more to Google than meets the eye. Participants should be comfortable using a mouse and keyboard before taking this class. This class will be held in the Computer Training Lab.
Patrons may call to register for free one on one computer assistance, which will include instruction on opening an email account and preparing a resume.
Patrons may call to register for free one on one computer assistance, which will include instruction on opening an email account and preparing a resume.
Adults are invited to Central Library's Computer Training Lab to learn about the basic features of Microsoft 2010 Excel, including how to create and format a spreadsheet, enter and edit data, and use basic formulas. Previous experience in using Microsoft Word is necessary for this class. Microsoft classes are made possible by support from the Hoover Family Foundation through a grant to the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Adults are invited to this monthly book discussion program. The book to be discussed is "The Compass of Pleasure" How Our Brains Make Fatty Foods, Orgasm, Exercise, Marijuana, Generosity, Vodka, Learning and Gambling Feel So Good" by David Linden.
Adults are invited as Pam and Jan, Your Gourmet Girlfriends, lead this workshop on designing make-ahead meals by teaching the art of bulk shopping and freezer storage. Busy parents will then be able to enjoy stress-free evenings with pre-made meals from their freezer or fridge.
Adults are invited to learn the components of a computer, along with the use of a mouse, the keyboard, toolbars and desktop features. Included will be instructions, hands-on exercises and teaching notes. Attendees may choose either the Tuesday or Thursday series of classes. Content is the same.
Adults are invited to learn about computer use, including basic terms, computer components and how to use a mouse. Participants also will be introduced to popular computer technology. This program is made possible by the Haddad Foundation through a gift to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
In partnership with WorkOne and EmployIndy, the Library presents a free class for unemployed or underemployed individuals to receive one-on-one assistance to enhance their employment skills. The session will focus on job search strategies, interviewing skills, resume development, and instruction on basic computer skills. The Job Center is made possible by The Glick Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and The Library Fund, a fund of The Indianapolis Foundation, through grants to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Age Level: Babies (Birth-2), Preschool (3-5), Toddlers (2 years)
Category: Activity
Children up to age 5 and an adult are invited to sign and sing along with Miss Elaine. They will use music, sign language, puppets and whole-body learning in this special interactive program. This workshop is made possible by The Indianapolis Public Library's Ready to Read Initiative through gifts to The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
Babies and toddlers up to age 3 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Job seekers are invited to learn how to use Career Builder as an example of how to post a resume to an online job site. Participants should have a resume and an email address.
Preschoolers ages 3 - 5 and an adult are invited for an active class featuring stories, songs and rhymes that focus on early literacy skills and school preparedness. This program will be followed by playtime with puzzles and an opportunity for caregivers to socialize.
Adults are invited to learn the basics of word processing, from editing a document to making bullets and columns, with hands-on instruction in an open lab setting. Participants are encouraged to bring subjects and questions regarding basic Word.
School-age children are invited to improve their reading skills and boost their confidence by reading to a trained therapy dog. Though not required, registration is recommended for a 15-minute session with Midnight, a black Labrador retriever.
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