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Website Builders and Their Key Aspects Website Builders and Their Key Aspects

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects. When it comes to developing a website, it not only requires money and time but also a lot of design aspects. In case you wish to develop a website for your business, then you can take services of professional web designing companies. But hiring them can cost you a lot and the…

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects Website Builders and Their Key Aspects

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects. When it comes to developing a website, it not only requires money and time but also a lot of design aspects. In case you wish to develop a website for your business, then you can take services of professional web designing companies. But hiring them can cost you a lot and the…

Website Builders & Their Key Aspects Website Builders and Their Key Aspects

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects. When it comes to developing a website, it not only requires money and time but also a lot of design aspects. In case you wish to develop a website for your business, then you can take services of professional web designing companies. But hiring them can cost you a lot and the…

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects Website Builders and Their Key Aspects

Website Builders and Their Key Aspects. When it comes to developing a website, it not only requires money and time but also a lot of design aspects. In case you wish to develop a website for your business, then you can take services of professional web designing companies. But hiring them can cost you a lot and the…

ORS certificates in hand.

You can’t beat free!

Parkchester class on stage at graduation.

Star Performer Award

Guest speaker Ms. Heather L. Krasna, MS of Columbia University Assistant Dean and Director, Career Services

Ms. Pena Star Award Winner Parkchester Branch.

Family support for a new achievement.

Mr. David Pascall, instructor for the Parkchester group.

Sample project of one of the ORS students.

Ms. Brandy McNeil, Associate Director Tech Education and Training.

ORS Tickets for Graduation Ceremony

Strength in knowledge; standing with Ms. Brandy McNeil Associate Director Tech Education and Training

Teachable Moment

A Certificate From ORS

Https://NYPL.org/computers

For ten weeks in the evenings I along with eight brave souls took part in the Office Readiness Series offered at the New York Public Library.  Remaining relevant for me is essential; and so I trekked to the Parkchester Library and worked on Microsoft Office.  While Word and PowerPoint were just so much creative fun for me.  Excel was not.  Spreadsheets, Vlookups, and pivot tables were akin to geometry in eleventh grade.  I did not score well on the preliminary assessment and I just barely passed the ending assessment.  But do you know it never occurred to me to quit?  My daughter and a classmate’s daughter watched this process unfold for their mothers.  The children’s portion of the library is on the same floor as the classes; so many times I would look up from my laptop to find two pairs of eyes just watching through the door window.  I would hear commentary from the girls afterward on whether or not they observed us paying close enough attention. This was the first time my child commented on my intellect; as she watched me grow she assessed, “Mom, you know you’re very smart.”

This past Thursday my classmates and I celebrated our graduation from this coursework.  I was elated.  Although I hold an MSEd. in Education, this little certificate is dearer to me.  It represents proof that I can learn anything I put my mind to. I am teachable.  I can reinvent myself.   It reaffirms what I tell my child everyday; never give up on yourself.  There are easy A’s and impressive C’s.  Excel was definitely a hard C.  I continue to take as many workshops as I can on Excel so that while I might never master it; it won’t frighten me away.

Next up coding in order to build the blog you’re reading right now and Photoshop…html anyone?

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I've finally gotten around to changing up my Tumblr layout. I love tweaking things, no matter that I've never learned programming language. Tumblr makes that more difficult than some other things.

Changing the font size, for instance... It shouldn't be that complicated. (I'd picked a different layout before this one. I tried changing a few things, and failed miserably.)

But I found one I like. One that has tags. Which is more of a thing than you'd think... I think it's pretty danged nifty though.

One thing's missing, though.

I'd love to link to my AO3 account. I'm using the Single A theme, and right above the search bar there's green icons that link out to other social network stuff. I've got my twitter and pinterest, and could easily add FB and G+ if I so desired. But AO3 isn't an option.

So, my question for all of you, if I may be so bold...

How do I hard code a little image like that to link to my AO3? Is it even doable?