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On-Site Classes
6-Hour Classes
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On-Site Class Features
On-site software classes are held at your business with
your computers and software. Your class may include the following:
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Instructor-led computer classes
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On-site training held at your business
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Hands-on learning for each student
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Usage of our 12-person portable computer lab
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Instructor's digital
projector, as needed
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Customizing your class, as needed
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Workbooks for each student
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Certificate for each student
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Office 2010
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Office 2007
- Office 2007 New Features
- Office 2007 Drawing, Clip Art, & WordArt
- Office 2007 Integrating Word, Excel, & PowerPoint
- Office 2007 Creating SmartArt Graphics
- Office 2007 Tips & Shortcuts
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Office 2003
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Office 2003 Shared New Features
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Office 2003 Word, Excel, & PowerPoint New Features
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Office 2003 Drawing, Clip Art, & WordArt
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Office 2003 Charting in Word & PowerPoint
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Office 2003 Integrating Word, Excel, & PowerPoint
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Office 2003 Organization Charts & Diagrams
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Office 2003 Reviewing & Collaborating Electronically
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Office 2003 Tips & Shortcuts
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Word 2010
- Word 2010 Introduction
- Word 2010 Intermediate
- Word 2010 Advanced
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Word 2003
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Word 2003 Introduction
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Word 2003 Intermediate
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Word 2003 Advanced
- Word 2003 Getting Started
- Word 2003 Document Formatting I
- Word 2003 Document Formatting II
- Word 2003 Styles
- Word 2003 Templates
- Word 2003 Tables
- Word 2003 Forms
- Word 2003 Numbered, Bulleted, & Outline Lists
- Word 2003 Formatting Long Documents
- Word 2003 Tools for Navigating Long Documents
- Word 2003 Mail Merge
- Word 2003 Tips & Shortcuts
- Word 2003 Automating Tasks with Macros
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Excel 2010
- Excel 2010 Introduction
- Excel 2010 Intermediate
- Excel 2010 Advanced
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Excel 2007
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Excel 2003
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Excel Introduction
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Excel Intermediate
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Excel Advanced
- Excel 2003 Getting Started
- Excel 2003 Functions & Formulas
- Excel 2003 Formatting Spreadsheets
- Excel 2003 Working with Wordbooks
- Excel 2003 Creating charts
- Excel 2003 Databases
- Excel 2003 Tips & Shortcuts
- Excel 2003 More Functions & Formuals
- Excel 2003 Automating Taks with Macros
- Excel 2003 Analyzing & Summaraizng Data with Pivot Tables
- Excel 2003 Data Analysis Tools
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PowerPoint 2010
- PowerPoint 2010 Introduction
- PowerPoint 2010 Intermediate
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PowerPoint 2007
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PowerPoint 2003
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Access 2010
- Access 2010 Introduction
- Access 2010 Intermediate
- Access 2010 Advanced
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Access 2007
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Access 2007 New Features
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Access 2007 Introduction
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Access 2007 Intermediate
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Access 2007 Advanced
- Access 2007 New Features
- Access 2007 Getting Started
- Access 2007 Making the Most of Tables
- Access 2007 Working with Table Relationships
- Access 2007 Creating Forms
- Access 2007 Queries I
- Access 2007 Working with Reports
- Access 2007 Enhancing Forms
- Access 2007 Queries II
- Access 2007 Designing Advanced Reports
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Access 2003
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Access Introduction
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Access Intermediate
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Access Advanced
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Access 2003 Getting Started with Databases & Tables
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Access 2003 Making the Most of Tables
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Working with Table Relationships
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Creating Forms
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Queries I
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Working with Reports
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Enhancing Forms
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Queries II
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Designing Advanced Reports
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Outlook 2010
- Outlook 2010 Introduction
- Outlook 2010 Intermediate
- Outlook 2010 Advanced
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Outlook 2007
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Outlook 2003
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Outlook New Features
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Outlook Introduction
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Outlook Intermediate
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Outlook Advanced
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Outlook 2003 New Features
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Outlook 2003 Overview & Mail Basics
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Outlook 2003 Calendaring Basics
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Outlook 2003 Working with Meetings
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Outlook 2003 Mail Advanced
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Outlook 2003 Mail Management
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Outlook 2003 Tips & Shortcuts
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Outlook 2003 Managing Multiple Calendars & Mailboxes
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Project 2010
- Project 2010 Introduction
- Project 2010 Advanced
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Project 2007
- Project 2007 Getting Started
- Refining a Project Plan
- Working with Resources
- Working with Costs
- Tracking a Project
- Tips & Shortcuts
- Customizing a Project Plan
- Working with Reports
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Project 2003
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Project
Introduction
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Project
Intermediate
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Project 2003 Creating a Project Plan
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Project 2003 Refining a Project Plan
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Project 2003 Analyzing a Project Plan
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Project 2003 Tracking a Project
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Project 2003 Customizing a Project Plan
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Windows 7
- Windows 7 New Features
- Windows 7 Introduction
- Windows 7 Intermediate
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Windows Vista
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Windows XP
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Windows XP Getting Started
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Windows XP File Management
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Windows XP Customizing the Windows Environment
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Windows XP Introduction
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QuickBooks 2011
- QuickBooks 2011 Introduction
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FAQ About Our Onsite Classes
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Tracey Fridley,
Software Instructor
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Location
All on-site computer classes are on-site and held at your business location for your
convenience. We can use your conference room, lunch room, an empty office,
or even your desk is fine too.
If you'd prefer, we can arrange a meeting room
at another local location. Length of Classes
Most classes are scheduled as a 6-hour or 3-hour day. Feel free to customize your classes
to work around your schedule.
Class Topics
Standard 6-Hour or 3-Hour Classes. You may choose any 6-hour
Introduction, Intermediate, and Advanced class and leave the class as outlined
in the courseware.
See the Class Catalog for a list of classes with
outlines.
Choose Your Chapters.
Another option is to customize your class by picking and choosing the chapters you want.
Generally, each chapter is about an hour so picking any 6 chapters will usually
give you the full 6-hour class.
See the
Course Catalog for a list of classes with outlines.
Consulting & Software Support.
Have a computer project that you need some help with? We'd be happy to
hold your hand and help you through the setup process. Maybe it's helping
you create mailing labels, setting up
some calculations in Excel, a presentation for a particular event in PowerPoint,
help with organizing your files and folders in Windows, or just some basic
question and answer sessions.
Think of a computer project that needs being done and I'm sure
we can help you get started.
Access Database Consulting. We’d love to help you with your Access database.
We can help you create it from scratch or help you revise the database you
already have. Grab your list of questions and we'll be right over to help.
Class Dates
We generally schedule out a week or more in advance to allow for ordering
your courseware. We're available any day of the week including weekends.
Just a pick some dates that work for you and we'll check our calendar too.
Class
Times
Class times are very flexible. A 6-hour class can be scheduled as one
6-hour day, or two 3-hour sessions scheduled over two days.
Generally classes are
scheduled 9am to 4pm with an hour off for lunch, or broken down into 3-hour
segments from 9am to noon, or 1pm to 4pm. Evening classes are usually 6pm to 9pm
and run over two nights. Again, we're flexible with the times, so let us
know what works for you.
Number of Students
The minimum number of students is one for a one-on-one training session.
The Computer Help Button has enough laptops for up to 12 students.
The maximum recommended number of students is 12 if your business provides
equipment.
One-On-One Computer Classes. Enjoy learning on your computer with that extra
individual attention to help you learn your computer at your pace.
Software questions and problems are welcome.
Group Computer Classes. From two to twelve students, learn the software
topics of your choice and have the class at the convenience of your business
site.
Software Version
We offer training in various software versions. Let us know which
software version you have when scheduling your class. Microsoft classes
are available in Microsoft Office 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, and 97.
Contact us if you need help discovering which software version you have.
Equipment
We can use your equipment, or our portable training lab which includes 12 laptops and digital projector.
Payment Method
Payment may be made by cash or check.
Advance payment is necessary to hold your class dates.
Invoicing is available for businesses only upon request. See the
Pricing page for specific pricing numbers.
Workbooks.
Student workbooks may
be purchased for class use and reference, or self-study purposes.
Travel.
Travel
expenses are included for classes that are 60 minutes or more from East Troy,
Wisconsin. Travel expenses will apply outside this area at the current IRS
mileage rate.
Contact Us to Schedule Your Training
When you're ready to schedule your training, please contact us via email, or
phone.
The Computer Help Button, LLC
PO Box 647
East Troy, WI 53120
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Student Reviews
"Your teaching style is very welcoming and friendly.
The custom guides are great."
"I really liked the class today. You made it very
easy to understand & follow. I hope I can make it to a couple of your other
classes that are coming up. Thanks so much."
"I thought you did a great job covering a lot of
material at once and also making sure no-one is left behind."
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