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| Free computer use
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| Free Internet
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| Free computer application training
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| Free scanning & digital photography
Now available - Kurzweil Reader for the visual and
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| Color Laser Printing
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| Fax Machine
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| Job bank terminal
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| Office, conference, training room
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Training |
Seniors Night is an evening of fun and
learning for River John Seniors interested in trying
something new. CAP 'Buddies' will team up with a senior to
gently introduce them to mice, solitaire, e-mail and the
internet.
A basic course in WordPerfect is also available for anyone
reasonably acquainted with the keyboard. To learn more about
any of the courses we offer you can call us at 351-2599, or
email -
rjcap@nsngp.library.ns.ca |
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Facility Rentals |

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The office is available at a
cost of $15 for a half day and $25 for a full day and free
for non-profit organizations. The office includes a desk,
computer, filing cabinet and fax machine. |

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The boardroom is also
available at a cost of $25 for a half day and $50 for the
full day, and again there is no cost for non-profit
organizations. The boardroom has a TV, VCR, lectern, OHP
screen, computer hook up, and you can also wheel in a PC
from the Tech area. |

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The technology area is
equipped with 8 computers, 2 scanners, a laser and a color
printer. The tech area can be closed off and is available
for sole use at a cost of $50 a half day or $100 for a full
day. |
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If you would like more information about booking any of
these 3 areas in our new library building please contact us
at (902) 351-2599 or email us at:
rjcap@nsngp.library.ns.ca |
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About
CAP in River John |
In 1996 several community members, in partnership with the
Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library , formed a volunteer
Community Access Committee to promote the use of technology
in River John and area. Since that time, the CAP Committee
is proud of its work in establishing one of Nova Scotia's
most successful rural CAP sites.
As well as making technology available to the community, and
promoting its use, a number of jobs have been created for
computer trainers and researchers.
The success of the River John CAP Site led to a need for
further space to house more computers, create employment
opportunities and carry out its various programs. This
resulted in the opening of a new library in 2001, to house
expanded library and CAP facilities.
The River John CAP, with assistance from the Regional Library, has
completed a Digital Collections Project, outlining the
fascinating shipbuilding heritage of the area, and created a
website about the American Lobster.
The River John CAP also maintains this web site for the
benefit of the entire community. If you would like to reach
us, simply drop by the public library, telephone (902)
351-2599 , or email us at
rjcap@nsngp.library.ns.ca
To learn more about the Community Access Program, visit
http://cap.ic.gc.ca/english/hub.htm
The CAP committee meets monthly to manage the operation of
the CAP Site and to identify new opportunities for using the
facility for community development. New committee members
are always welcome. |
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