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Advanced Microsoft Excel
Discover advanced tips and tricks that can increase your productivity and get your specific questions answered. Topics include: conditional formatting, data manipulation, custom lists, conditional formulas and functions, use of the formula/function library, and more. Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel or equivalent skills. -
Canva: Beyond the Basics
If you’re familiar with Canva but wish you knew more – this is for you. Discover what you don’t know about this powerful design tool and how it can help if you’re a student, educator, volunteer, nonprofit, business, side hustler or just for fun. Hands on learning. Bring a laptop, tablet or smartphone. -
Estate Planning: Wills and Trusts
Increase your understanding of wills and trusts and the pros and cons for both. Topics will also include protecting your assets from federal estate tax, probate and procedures dealing with courts, power of attorney and health care declaration (living will). -
Home Stretch
Become an informed, prepared consumer! Home Stretch workshops cover the entire home buying process and offers objective, practical information to help you get on the path to homeownership. Guest speakers include a lender, realtor and home inspector. In celebration of National Homeownership Month, the June workshop is FREE. Registration required. -
Home Stretch - Online Course
Become an informed, prepared consumer! Home Stretch workshops cover the entire home buying process and offers objective, practical information to help you get on the path to homeownership. Guest speakers include a lender, realtor and home inspector. In celebration of National Homeownership Month, the June workshop is FREE. Registration required. This class is being offered using the Zoom online platform. Before registering, make sure your device meets the minimum requirements; view minimum requirements here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/20136202.... The training materials and the zoom invitation will be sent to the participants electronically a week before the workshop. -
How To Win At Investment Properties
Considering becoming a landlord or investing in real estate but need more information? Learn about opportunities in today’s Twin Cities market, how to analyze a property, tax considerations, and leases. We’ll review all aspects of becoming a quality landlord, including buying, selling and renting. A flip book link to the book that John wrote- “Reality-Based Real Estate Investing” will be provided- a $25 dollar value. -
Intermediate Microsoft Excel
Expand your basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel with an exploration of data manipulation (sort, filter, fill, text functions, join and split data) and formulas and functions (absolute vs. relative cell references, 3-D cell references). Prerequisite: Introduction to Excel or equivalent skills. -
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that helps format, organize and calculate data. Learn how to create and navigate spreadsheets, charts, basic formulas and functions, and Excel Theory. Keyboard and mouse skills required. -
Know your Smartphone
What makes a smartphone "smart” and how do I get the most out of it? What apps are useful and how do I install them? How do I adjust my settings? Get simple answers to these questions and more. Bring your smartphone to class. -
Know your Smartphone/Tablet - Individual Instruction - In Person
Receive one-on-one instruction and learn how to get the most from your smartphone or Tablet! All levels welcome, whether you've just received your first device, or you've got the basics down and want to learn about video chatting, apps, need help accessing your calendar or email from your other devices or assistance with organizing and transferring information between your phone, tablet, or the Cloud. You'll have 45 minutes of private instruction time to ask questions and increase your smartphone/tablet skills! When registering you will be asked to choose the level that sounds most like you, so your instructor can make the most out of your time together. If you are debating between two levels, choose the lower level as the one-on-one format of this class will allow your instructor to move quickly through the things you know, cover the things you don't, and then continue teaching you new things. -
Smartphone 2
Can you power on and off, receive calls and send text messages, but want to do more? Learn to download and use applications, surf the Internet, text pictures, send email and more. Prerequisite: Getting to know Your Smartphone or equivalent skills. Bring your smartphone to class. -
Smartphone 3
For those who have taken smartphone 1 and 2 classes or have equivalent skills. Do a deeper dive into email settings, file/storage management, how the device can interact with a computer and more. Bring your smartphone to class. -
Smartphone 4
For those who have taken Smartphone 3 or have equivalent skills. Discover additional uses for texting, organizing/managing photos, file organization and account management on your phone. Get more on how to transfer files from your phone whether using the cloud or a computer. Bring your smartphone to class.
