Haywards Heath

& District

University of the Third Age

 

 

COMPUTER AND DIGITAL CAMERA   

 

FIRST WEDNESDAY 2.00pm – 4.00pm. Monthly

THIRD THURSDAY 10.00am – 12.00 noon   Monthly

VENUES - Wednesday - United Services Club

                  Thursday - The upper room, The Methodist Church, Perrymount Road

 

This friendly group meets twice a month. The main aim is to improve members’ abilities when using computers and digital cameras. Meetings fall into two categories, a prepared presentation to members on the use of a specific software package, piece of equipment or camera. The other is in the form of an informal question and answer session where members outline problems they are encountering and the group jointly tries to resolve them. (It is helpful if you submit questions in advance to the chairman).

 

The group has access to modern laptop computers, a high power digital projector and digital camera to support its activities, and has also got access to the internet at the Thursday meetings. New members are always welcome. There is no need to book a place at meetings.

 

Provisional Programme for Jan - Apr 2012 >>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Members may be interested in the website of a U3A group in Australia. Nepean-Blue Mountains U3A in New South Wales have a series of information sheets on the Computers & Internet page of their website.

 

Click here for a list of interesting web sites suggested by members.

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Date & Time

Venue

Topic

Speaker

4th Jan  @ 2 pm

USC

Photo Tips

Peter Cockerill

19th Jan @ 10.00am

Methodist

‘Panoramas’ – free sites for 360º panoramic views, including virtual tours

Alan Simmonds

Wed 1st Feb  @ 2.00pm

USC

Improving the performance of your computer

Bill Elwell-Sutton

Thu 16th Feb@ 10.00am

Methodist

Scanning, printing and OCR

MJB & JT

Wed 7th Mar @ 2.00pm

USC

More about Excel

Roger Workman

Thu 15th Mar @ 10.00am

Methodist

‘An Apple a Day’ – iPODS and   iPads

Derek Taylor

Wed 4th Apr  @ 2.00pm

USC

Make more of your photos – where computer and camera meet

Peter Leigh