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The
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ has so many digital services online. But not everyone has the
opportunity to access those services.
So
it's great that we can open our doors to people and say, "Come
in, you can get on the Internet here!"
It's
completely free to surf the web. You can drop in at any time - you
don't need to book. There's no maximum time limit, though if people
are waiting we might ask you to give up your place.
If
you're an internet novice, don't worry - we can show you how it
works. Our cyberguides can help you begin, and find the sites that
you're interested in!
It's
great, because once people are excited about the Internet, they
want to know more.
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can drop in any time to surf. |
And
in the Learning Centre, we can help people learn how to do word
processing, e-mail
and even how to make a website.
We
can take people on a huge learning journey, and we can use the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's
websites to teach and train people - they're a wonderful resource.
We actively encourage those who have never ventured online to just
drop in and have a go. There are sessions on how to access the internet,
use e-mail, and desktop publishing or edit video and pictures.
Whatever you'd like to explore - gardening, health, languages, history,
first aid, sport, robot building, or GCSE revision - you'll find
something new and exciting to learn.
If
you want to learn French or Spanish for your holiday, or do a practical
First Aid course, we can show you how - with the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ.
We
also use computers to bring other parts of the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ to life and make
them relevant to where you live.
And
the people who come in get to meet people who work at the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ. They
can watch journalists editing the breakfast programme, see presenters
who often drop in, and meet the Action Desk team. It really is open!
They
might see us recording radio - or even be interviewed - in the Open
Centre itself!
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