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This Web site was updated on
26th October 2008

Welcome

Welcome to our Home Page. If you have not been here before, you may not know that the blue underlined list of words to the left, is used to link (or navigate) to the other pages of our Web site. You will find the same list on every page, and so you can use you mouse to "click" on any of the pages and  jump from page to page, forwards and backwards. So wherever you are on our Web site,  just "click" on the About Us page,  and you will be returned to this Home Page.

The Members Only page link occurs on this Home page only. After viewing the Members Only page,  a mouse click on HOME in the top left corner will return you to this page. Members may contact the President (Beverley) or the Secretary for the password.

About Us

The S.C.C.C.C. Inc. was founded on 15th May 1998, when a steering committee was formed at a meeting called to gauge public interest on the viability of a club for Seniors to help other Seniors learn how to use a computer. The need for a club was immediately apparent by the number of people who attended on a very wet day. The club was registered and commenced official operations on 27th July 1998. You can read our CONSTITUTION by using your mouse to click HERE. If the file does not open, it may mean that you do not have a copy of a PDF reader on your computer. A FREE PDF reader may be downloaded from Adobe Acrobat.

Our aim is to provide an introduction, training, self-help assistance, and advice on all aspects of computer use. We offer a friendly service (within the scope of the expertise of the club) to anyone over 50 years of age to learn at his or her own pace. There is no pressure to keep up with others. All our facilitators are members of the club who give their time voluntarily and without payment.

Beginner sessions operate as groups in a room using a data projector and screen. Members then follow this with courses in Word Processing, Email and the Internet. These groups are hands on, using networked computers. Other short courses are run on Photography and Publishing. More advanced groups are provided for, and these topics (or subjects) are advertised in the monthly newsletter. Bookings must be made for most sessions. More information is available by contacting the President or Secretary.

• We are a non-profit volunteer organization
• We encourage Seniors to join us as we learn together
• We are a Club set up by Seniors for Seniors
• We provide a relaxed and friendly atmosphere

We Need Your Help

To make navigation simpler, all the pages of this Web site follow the same basic structure.

To aid in improving the site, we would like your comments and feedback on this structure e.g. ease of finding information, loading time, reading difficulty.

You will note that the Web site has a soft colour scheme. Background colour and images can add to the appearance of a Web site, BUT can interfere with your reading of the page. Bess Sampson suggested "a nice soft blue or lilac" and recommended using a bright yellow for more urgent messages. 

The topics chosen for the various sections of the Web site are suggestions. What are your thoughts on these? Do you have other suggestions?

The pages on this Web site are maintained and updated by the Web Administrator and Members of the Seniors Computer Club Central Coast Inc.

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