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¿Quiere aprender a usar una computadora o desea mejorar sus conocimientos de computación? Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) le ofrece acceso a equipos y a programas que le pueden ayudar a mejorar sus conocimientos. CCTV tiene profesores que hablan español dispuestos a ayudarles a abrir una cuenta de correo electrónico, navegar el Internet y aprender otras aplicaciones.

* Aprenda a utilizar un procesador de texto
* Mejore sus habilidades para el mundo laboral
* Aprenda a utilizar el Internet
* Y mucho más…

La primera visita es gratis. Hágase miembro de CCTV por solo $25 al año y el uso de las computadoras está incluido.

Llame a (617) 661-6900 y pregunte por Renato (ext. 122) o Eli (ext. 116) para más información email: renato@cctvcambridge.org o eli@cctvcambridge.org

GIMP, which stands for "GNU Image Manipulation Program" is now available on all Windows platform computers in computerCENTRAL.

GIMP can be used for "photo retouching, image composition and image authoring," as the website explains. In addition, GIMP is built on the philosophy of Free Software, which the GNU project describes in the following:

• "The freedom to run the program, for any purpose (freedom 0).




• The freedom to study how the program works, and adapt it to your needs (freedom 1). Access to the source code is a precondition for this.




• The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help your neighbor (freedom 2).


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• The freedom to improve the program, and release your improvements to the public, so that the whole community benefits (freedom 3). Access to the source code is a precondition for this."

When RamRam Abdellah isn't at CCTV working in computerCENTRAL, you can usually find him in local cafe's creating art with pen and ink. He's currently exhibiting his art work in CCTV's Drive By Gallery. CCTV's Community Technology Programs Manager, David Zermeno and intern Angel Alguier took time out to interview him for computerCentral's videoblog.

Congratulations go out to CCTV's "Computer for Seniors" participant Marie Caso. The Alliance for Community Media's Hometown Video Festival just awarded Marie for two videos she produced at CCTV. If you can believe it, she's already making another video. Her new video is about meeting Eleanor Roosevelt. Many years ago Marie was working as a typist in Greenwich Village. She met a woman in black boots who would come out of the board meetings and ask Marie to join her in the ladies room to dictate letters. As it turned out, the woman was Eleanor Roosevelt. She was getting work done in the ladies room so the men in the boardroom wouldn’t interrupt her. We interviewed Marie about her latest story that she's working on at CCTV.