 Coming
in February 2012: Basic Computer Classes for Seniors
Start with
the basics: Using a mouse and keyboarding. Move on to using Email and the
Internet. Mondays at 2:00 pm: February 6, 13, 20 & 27. Class size is
limited. Register at the library Check Out Desk.
Getting Started with Generations on
Line
 Generations
on Line (GoL) has simplified the Internet for seniors. GoL
guides novices step-by-step with onscreen instructions on every page in
large type, plain English and a clear, uncluttered interface with
friendly icons. It is free to seniors. GoL includes an
intergenerational oral history project, a multi-lingual search program,
easy-to-use email, and links to other great Internet sites for seniors.
Just click on the clothespin to get started.
Please note: Generations on Line is accessible only from public computers in the
library.
Links for Senior Citizens
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Our Heroes' Tree on Facebook |
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More Links for
Seniors
AARP
Computers and the Internet Made Easy for Seniors
Cranky.com
- The first age-relevant search engine.
Eldr
- Reviews, articles and interviews for the 60+ audience.
Eons
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The online community for Boomers.
Genealogy Page
- From the Batesville Memorial Public Library.
HUD
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Information for Senior Citizens from the US Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
Indiana State Health Insurance Assistance Program
Investing Wisely for Seniors
- From the US
Securities and Exchange Commission.
LifeTime Resources -
Services available to qualified residents of
Dearborn, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland Counties in southeast
Indiana.
Medicare
National Council on Aging
Red Hat Society - Fun after 50 for women.
ROMEO Club -
Retired Old Men Eating Out.
Senior Citizen's Guide
- Find senior-related
services in our area.
Senior
Citizens' Resources
- Official
information and service from the US government.
Senior Fitness - From the American Senior
Fitness Association.
Social Security Online
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