Connect @ McMillan Programs
  The Library, in cooperation with Solarus, regularly provides basic and specialized Internet training sessions. These are free and open to the public. Call the Library at 422-5136, see our event listing, check our calendar or newsletter for dates and times. Below are the handouts from the classes. They contain all the hints, suggestions and links discussed in the sessions.
An Introduction to the Internet  - Next presentation February 8, 2012
E-Books for Beginners -  January 25, February 22,  March 14, 2012
Buy and selling on eBay - Next presentation Spring 2012
Digital cameras - January 18, 2012
Internet genealogy  - Next presentation Spring 2012
Connecting with Friends and Family (webcams, etc.)

Other agencies that provide free computer classes
The Lowell Center offers one-on-one tutoring sessions for people that would like to learn how to use a computer, the Internet, Email, etc. Tutoring appointments are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and anyone over 50 may schedule an appointment at the Lowell Center Office. Volunteer tutors will teach people how to use the computer, but won't assist them with personal matters, completing paperwork online, etc. Their Computer Classroom is also available to adults that would like to use a computer for word processing or Internet access. Sometimes they have a program scheduled in the Computer Classroom, so if someone would like to use a computer, they may want to call their office first (421-1051) to see if the room is available when they'd like to come in.
Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools offers Computer Basic courses throughout the year. They are listed on their website, in the local newspaper, and radio.
The Academic Support Center at Mid-State Technical College offers a class in Computer Basics. It runs for eight 90 minute sessions.