Photo feature: Computers made easy

Published 12:00 am Wednesday, September 16, 2015

By Sam Gause

Patrick Landers, the IT specialist at the Judge George W. Armstrong Library, teaches a computer class to people 55-years-old and up. The free six-week class covers everything from the history of computers to more advanced applications. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

Patrick Landers, the IT specialist at the Judge George W. Armstrong Library, teaches a computer class to people 55-years-old and up. The free six-week class covers everything from the history of computers to more advanced applications. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

Darnell Crawford looks for the control, alt and delete keys on the keyboard while learning how to log into the computer during a free computer class at the library. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

Darnell Crawford looks for the control, alt and delete keys on the keyboard while learning how to log into the computer during a free computer class at the library. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

Patrick Landers holds up a computer for Anna Barfield to touch during a computer class at the library. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

Patrick Landers holds up a computer for Anna Barfield to touch during a computer class at the library. (Sam cause / The Natchez Democrat)

 

 

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