What is Everyday Digital?
ITEC Everyday Digital technology training courses provide novice computer users with the skills they need for daily living. Courses are designed for underemployed and unemployed workers, seniors, and other adults.
The Everyday Digital program features small class sizes, one-on-one attention, and lab time for additional practice. In just four to eight weeks, students develop a greater sense of confidence and capability for living in today’s increasingly technology-dependent world. After eight weeks, students earn a free computer.
Courses
The four-to-five week Computer Basics course is for students with little or no experience. Students learn how to use the keyboard and mouse, send email, and work with Microsoft Windows. The course teaches how to safely explore the Internet to find information and use common online services. A second four-to-five week course, Computer Basics II, allows students to expand their skills.
Introduction to Microsoft Office and Introduction to Microsoft Office II are two separate four-week courses that teach basic Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel skills. The programs cover how to create business letters and documents, develop spreadsheets, and create projects relevant to their own lives.
Locations and Schedule
Everyday Digital is offered mornings or evenings at locations throughout Lansing. The ITEC computer lab holds open lab times at Foster Community Center afternoons, evenings, and weekends.
View our Everyday Digital course schedule to find a class that works for you!
To apply, contact Sarah Szwejda at everyday@iteclansing.org or call 517-708-4392.
Everyday Digital Student Profiles
Meet some of ITEC’s Everyday Digital graduates: Shane L., Kelli D., Mike B. and Dan R.
ITEC classes are held at the Foster Community Center – 200 North Foster Avenue – Lansing MI, 48912.
