• by Warwick Bishop

  • by Tony Milner

  • by Gerald Moon

  • by Helen Gowland

  • by Trevor Lewis

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Flash Drives

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One x 2-hour session  Cost $10
For Windows users

 

Overview

A USB Flash Drive is a small, portable flash memory card that plugs into a computer and functions as a portable hard drive. They store data like documents and photographs and are used to transfer information between computers or other devices with a USB port. They are touted as being easy-to-use as they are small enough to be carried in a pocket and can plug into any computer with a USB drive. USB flash drives also known just as flash drives, or as thumb drives, jump drives, pen drives, key drives, or memory sticks.

Prerequisites

  • Basic computer and word processing skills
  • You will of course, need to bring a flash drive with you!

Learning Objectives

You will learn to:

  • Rename your Flash Drive for easy recognition.
  • Scan your flash drive for viruses
  • Save files (documents & photographs) to your flash drive
  • Open and edit documents from your flash drive
  • Delete files from your flash drive
  • Remove your flash drive safely from your computer.

Please register early to secure your place in our Courses and Workshops:

  • Click here (Timetable) to see if there is currently a course scheduled.
  • You need to supply the name of course or workshop and your membership number.
  • If the course you want is not listed on the Timetable please email [email protected]
  • NOTE - There is no need to enrol for Interest Groups, Help Sessions or Club Day Meetings, just turn up
  • REMEMBER - You need to be a paid-up member of SeniorNet Nelson to take a course.