Online courses
Develop your skills from the comfort of your own home or join one of our social networks
Harrow Adult, Community & Family Learning has developed a range of online courses that enable you to learn new skills online.
Each course is divided into manageable chunks so you can learn at a pace that suits you
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Induction to Adult Learning in Harrow
A short course giving those new to adult learning the low-down on what to expect from our courses.
'Every Life Has a Story'
This course is about you, your life and your identity and what you bring to your community. It is about you having a voice so that you can help shape, as well as learn from, society. This course will help you think about the story you have to tell and how to share this to make a difference to the community in which you live.
Get Ready To Learn Computing
A course in basic computer skills with language support in Arabic, Farsi, Gujerati and Tamil.
Memory Matters Social Network
The Adult Community and Family Learning Service is part of a 2-year trans-European project, with Finland, Poland and Ireland, called Memory Matters. The project focuses on working with older people, using reminiscence work and involving learners in collecting stories and items from their past. These will be collected and shared across the partner countries in book and electronic form, creating an invaluable opportunity for each participating country to gain an insight into the traditions, history and cultures of the other groups.
Information, work, photos, videos are currently being stored on http:memorymatters.ning.com where you can register to join in!
touch2text Learn to use a mobile phone with screen-reader
A course where visually impaired people can learn how to use a mobile phone with preloaded screen-reader software to enable them to communicate using the mobile phone and SMS (text messages) and to access the Internet. Follow the link about for learner, tutor and project resources.
Accessing computers using screen reader and keyboard
This training material has been prepared in order to teach visually impaired people the basics of how to access the computer and produce simple letters and documents using a speech screen reader.
