Smarden Computer Club
Are you crazy about computers? Nuts about the Net or simply looking for somewhere to go with your IT questions?
The Computer Club meet on the first Thursday of the month in the Smarden Charter Hall between 2.00 and 4.00 p.m.
Although there is no tuition as such; the group try to help each other with any questions and enjoy sharing experiences.
If anyone is having problems with computers, tablets or iPads then do come along and the group will try to help and advise. They can help beginners to negotiate the internet, write emails, do online shopping, play games and manage other everyday tasks. Members can try out iPads and laptops to help them decide whether to buy their own and learn from the experience of others.
A donation of £2 is requested and this includes tea or coffee.
- 01233 770213
- 01233 770213
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