Computer courses in the Kamianets-Podilskyi representative office of "Hesed Besht" have been operating since 2007. During the period of the courses, about 300 people received knowledge and certificates, including clients of the fund and residents of the city and district. Over the years, computer courses have become well-known in the city. After the reconstruction of the community center and the updating of the computer base, training on the courses has acquired a new meaning. Graduates of the courses have repeatedly contacted the fund with questions that arise in them regarding new computer technologies and the study of the traditions and history of the Jewish people. That is why the idea of holding a seminar for graduates of the courses arose.
On February 23, 2016, a seminar was held for graduates of computer courses of the Kamianets-Podilskyi representative office of "Hesed Besht". The purpose of the seminar was to provide feedback between people who had completed computer courses at one time and the organizers of the courses. The seminar discussed the relevance of the knowledge gained during training and its use in professional activities, social and personal life. The participants of the seminar shared their experience working with computers, the difficulties they encountered, asked questions about the use of new computer technologies, and were interested in the latest developments in this field.
Course instructor Mykhailiuk V.V. introduced the attendees to the capabilities of the Microsoft Publisher program. Using a projector, the principles of working with the program were demonstrated. Those present were given the opportunity to use the new computer database to create personal business cards, calendars, and booklets on the topic "Me and My City."
A survey of seminar participants was conducted, where they, answering questions, highlighted the need to obtain knowledge on the modern use of computer technologies.
The participants of the event were given a tour of the office, where they were introduced to the library's new features, new club programs, and the museum. The seminar ended with tea and socializing.
