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It stands for
"Special
Interest
Group."
Whenever a group of people in the club (currently around 200
members) decide they want to learn about a new program, they form a
SIG group. Anyone can start one, any current member can go to any
SIG or to all of the SIGs. Anyone with expertise can teach a
SIG.
How
much does it cost?
Once you pay your annual membership of $25.00 or $30.00 for a
family membership-- you can go to any SIG.
Where
are the SIGs?
SIGs usually happen at someone's house.
How
many people usually come to a SIG?
Sometimes there's 4 and sometimes there's 18. It generally depends
on schedules and computer needs of the members.
What
do you do at SIG meeting?
Usually you listen to someone give you helpful hints about a
program or procedure on the computer. Questions are asked and
answered (we hope!), demonstrations go on in every SIG meeting, and
in most Appleworks meetings, there is some hands on for everyone at
the meeting.
- Marlin's Beginner Group
- Meets on third Monday of each month
- Ronda's OfficeWorks SIG
- Meets Saturday afternoon following the General Meeting