Point Click Learn created the very popular Tech Camps for Kids two years ago for children 7-14 to learn more about technology careers and skills. (www.techcampsforkids.com) Over those past two years, many adults have said to us, "Wow! Those camps sound fun. I wish there were camps like that for adults." Well, we listened to you requests.
We are proud to introduce to you "Tech Camps for Adults." These three hour technology camps will focus on training adults on the 21st Century Web 2.0 tools that will help you grow and expand your business during tough economic times by using inexpensive Web 2.0 emarketing tools.
Tech Camp for Adults Course Descriptions
| Business Planning Camp |
2/25/09 |
Many businesses are struggling during these tough economic times. Learn to overcome much of today's business stress by attending this camp which will introduce you to a very simple yet effective method of planning. It's a strategy for organizing your dreams into a cohesive business plan - in as little as twenty minutes a day. |
| Professional Social Networking Camp |
3/23/09 |
Learn to effectively utilize Professional Social Networking tools like FaceBook, Twitter, and LinkedIN to capitalize on new business connections.Networking for more than just making friends; networking for growing your business. |
| Professional Social Networking Camp 2 |
4/09/09 |
DUE TO HIGH DEMAND A second chance to effectively learn to utilize Professional Social Networking tools like FaceBook, Twitter, and LinkedIN to capitalize on new business connections.Networking for more than just making friends; networking for growing your business. |
| Video and Photography Camp |
4/29/09 |
Become part of the digital generation by learning to use photography and video to expand your range of influence on the web and to better brand yourself and your business. |
| Mass email Camp |
5/27/09 |
Explore various eMarketing strategies such as mass eMail marketing to save money and expand your market potential. Examine services like ConstantContact and other mass eMail services. |
| Webinar Camp |
6/24/09 |
Learn to fully and successfully host and conduct your own GoToMeeting sessions and live Webinar's using the latest in video and voice over IP for a truly real-time experience. |
| Sales and Marketing 101 Camp |
7/29/09 |
Learn how sales and marketing has changed in the 21st Century through the power of the Web. This basic camp is a good overview of the many eMarketing tools available to business today through the web. |
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All Camps have a social networking hour from 5:00 - 6:00 PM and Class from 6:00 -9:00 PM |
**For more information email us at Michele@pclearn.org or call our toll free line at 877-592-2617
The Learning Lab is proud to offer training in both Microsoft Office 2003 and the NEW Microsoft Office 2007!!
Welcome to the Learning Lab! Our state-of-the-art computer training facility is the perfect place to learn what you need to know in order to excel in today's fast paced environment.
We strive to not only teach basic software classes, but also offer unique and interactive computer courses that engage your mind and sharpen your technological skills. Our courses focus on important practical activities that participants can immediately apply to their occupations, everyday duties and lives. We want to help you grow both personally and professionally.
The Learning Lab takes pride in not only teaching these computer skills, but showing how to implement them as well.
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Tech Camp for Kids receives Grant
 The Erie Community Foundation recently made competitive grants and mini-grants totaling $285,564. The recipients were 19 local nonprofits that focus on education and 27 different schools.
One of the nonprofits, Tech Camp for Kids received $14,000. The grant will provide 30 scholarships for students to better understand technology at week-long camps this summer. The grant will include transportation to the program at the learning lab, 3823 West 12th Street. Students can choose an area of interest from options that include robotics, video-game design, stop-motion animation and Web-page design.
Pictured from left to right are: siblings Darryl Adams, 8, Serena Adams, 13 and Marques Adams, 10, Misty O’Connor of Point Click Learn, INC. and Michael Batchelor, president of The Erie Community Foundation.
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