Computer Cabinet

The Computer Cabinet is the technology outreach program of the Children’s Cabinet. Beginning in 2002, the Computer Cabinet has provided community access to state-of-the-art equipment, modern facilities and trained staff. Twice a month, the Computer Cabinet offers a Beginning Computer Skills workshop series, perfect for those individuals who have little or no previous computer experience. The Beginning Computer Skills workshops provide four hours of training over two days; morning and evening series are offered. Additionally each month, a beginning word processing workshop, Microsoft Word Basics, is offered.

Computer Cabinet workshops are available to any community member and are offered at no cost. For more information or to register for a class, please call (775) 856-0350.

Upcoming Workshops

Workshop Descriptions

Beginning Computer Skills Workshop Series

Getting Comfortable with Computers—We introduce new users to the fundamentals of using a personal computer. This 2-hour session provides hands-on practice with basic hardware, mouse and keyboard use, and basic Microsoft Windows navigation at a comfortable pace.

Moving on with Microsoft Windows—This 2-hour workshop provides hands-on instruction on a range of Microsoft Windows topics, including windows navigation, customizing windows, and using Microsoft Windows accessories.

Introduction to Word Processing

Microsoft Word Basics—This workshop introduces the basics of using Microsoft Word. Topics include: creating, saving, and opening documents; working with text; basic formatting; and finishing a document. Basic Microsoft Windows experience is recommended for this workshop.

The Children's Cabinet extends its gratitude to at&t for their generous support of the Computer Cabinet program.