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Microsoft Excel 2016 Level 4 Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:15​pm
Southwest Branch
(Southwest - Ask at Desk)
Event Category: Education & Learning
Format workbooks with frozen panes, headers and themes. Customize worksheets with sheet names, color coding and hidden sheets. Print your data for perfect reports and presentations. Recommended Audience: Adult
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Video Equipment Training: 360 Video Fundamentals Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:30​pm
Melrose Center
(Video Learning Lab)
Event Category: Video Production
Immerse yourself in 360 videos. Learn how to operate a 360-degree camera to create a highly engaging video for your webpage, YouTube or Facebook. Recommended Audience: Adult
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Programming Electronics with Arduino Level 4 Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:30​pm
Melrose Center
(Fab Lab)
Event Category: Coding & Robotics
Make and program a digital button counter, and a dynamic light level sensing display. Learn how to interface an Arduino with a seven-segment digit display to show numbers and characters. Required Skills: Basic Computer Skills, Experience with Windows Operating System. Recommended Prerequisites: Programming Electronics with Arduino Levels 1 to 3
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Pro Tools Level 4: MIDI Basics Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:30​pm
Melrose Center
(Red Room)
Event Category: Audio Production
Create new sounds and instrumentation. Understand the language of music producers in this introduction to MIDI. Use MIDI devices, virtual instruments and specialized tools to create original sounds. Required Skills: Ability to navigate, use tools, and route audio within Pro Tools. Understanding of the physics of sound and digital audio theory, including sample rate and bit depth. Recommended Prerequisites: Pro Tools Levels 1 - 3, Fundamentals of Sound for Audio Engineering Recommended Audience: Adults
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Photoshop Level 3 Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:30​pm
Chickasaw Branch
(Chickasaw - Technology Classroom)
Event Category: Education & Learning
Learn how to add layer styles, custom shapes, gradients, and photo filters. Become familiar with adding advanced effects to images. Recommended Audience: Adult
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Quilting: T-shirt Quilt (4-Day) Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
5:30​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Sewing Studio)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Life Skills
Do you have T-shirts full of memories stacked in dresser drawers? If so, then a T-shirt quilt may be just what you need to make. Students will learn rotary cutting, interfacing and piecing techniques.
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Script Orlando No Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
6:00​pm
Melrose Center
(Tech Central)
Event Category: General Events
This month's Script Orlando will feature two speakers whose presentations focus on turning bad situations into successes.
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English From Zero 3 Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
6:00​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Ask at Desk)
Event Category: Language Learning
Vocabulary Workshop for Beginners is a one hour workshop for individuals who speak little to no English. Este Taller de vocabulario es para hablantes de ingls a nivel de principiantes.
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Microsoft Excel 2016 Level 3 Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
6:00​pm
Alafaya Branch
(Alafaya - Computer Lab)
Event Categories: Business & Careers; Basic Tech Skills
Analyze data with COUNT functions and recommended charts. Use absolute and relative references to ensure your data is calculated accurately. Recommended Audience: Adult
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Knit It Level 1: The Knit Stitch Registration Required
Thursday
October
19
6:00​pm
Southeast Branch
(Southeast - Meeting Room 2)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Arts & Crafting
Start knitting today! Create a unique bookmark in your choice of color. Learn casting on, the knit stitch and binding off. No experience necessary. Materials: Yarn has been generously donated for each student to create the class project. All other tools and materials will be provided for the duration of the class. Students have the option of bringing in materials for class. If you elect to provide your own materials, please bring approximately 20 yards (0.35 ounces) of bulky (size 5) weight yarn and size US 10.5 single point knitting needles.
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