Ouse Community Online Access Centre in Ouse, Tasmania | Community organisation

Ouse Community Online Access Centre

Locality: Ouse, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6287 1441

Address: Lyell Hwy 7140 Ouse, TAS, Australia

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23.01.2022 Advertise Your Business (Online) FREE by Simon Josey If you run a business, you know that everything costs money. Focusing on just trying to run your business, it may be hard to justify spending money on online advertising. However, there are a few options you may not have realised that won’t cost you anything at all, except some online time and some knowhow. Of course, they all want you to spend money with them, but there is no obligation to do so and it shouldn’t take y...Continue reading

22.01.2022 The Ouse Community Online Access Centre is now accepting E-Waste for recycling from the local community. We are accepting old computers, flat-screen TVs, audio-visual equipment (eg DVD players, radios), gaming equipment - nearly anything with a circuit board in it (no bulky items such as washing machines or fridges please) which will be transported to the E-waste depot in Glenorchy. We are also now accepting printer cartridges (thanks to Planet Ark) and mobile phones (thanks to Mobile Muster). Please check our opening hours for drop-off times, thanks.

20.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that the Ouse Online Community Access Centre is now open for business... (see times/dates on door or at https://www.libraries.tas.gov.au/locations/Pages/Ouse.aspx for opening hours) We have a Covid-19 Safety Plan in place, We are practising social distancing, disinfection and cleaning regimes, Number of visitors to the Centre is limited to 5 only at any one time. We hope to see you soon! visit https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au for more information

19.01.2022 Digital Music today, by Simon Josey It used to be that digital music was acquired by buying a CD and ‘ripping’ it to your computer, or buying a song for your Apple iPod on the iTunes store. There are so many other options available now, some free, that will get you tapping your toes to your favourite tunes in no time. So plug in some quality speakers or headphones into your computer, connect a Bluetooth speaker to your mobile phone, or ‘cast’ your laptop to play through your ...Continue reading

18.01.2022 Computing Foundations - Basic Computing Skills A great FREE course: Delivered at the OUSE Online Access Centre in partnership with TasTAFE Improve your computing skills by enrolling in this online course.... You will receive support in small groups or 1:1 The online course covers the basics of computing including: Word processing File management Email Internet Excel You will be enrolled in four units from ICA10111 Cert 1 in Information, Digital Media and Technology or complete the full Cert 1 with the addition of the Powerpoint unit. Round Two 2019: Course starts Monday 27th May Course ends Friday 23rd August ENROLMENTS OPEN NOW until 22nd May (Round 3 starts in September) To enquire or enrol in this class please talk to the Ouse Online Access Centre Co-ordinator PH: 03 6287 1441 Or email [email protected] Places are limited!

16.01.2022 UPDATE: WE ARE NOW OPEN! We regret that due to closure of all Libraries Tasmania libraries, the Ouse Online Community Access Centre has been asked to close as well. We wish all our customers a safe and secure time during this uncertain period, and look forward to seeing you when we are open again.

16.01.2022 Don't dump your ewaste, recycle it !

13.01.2022 Free wifi at the Ouse Online everyday

08.01.2022 From Dumb Phones to Smart Phones by Simon Josey Confused by the bewildering options of smart phones, deciding to upgrade, or just want to ensure you don’t lose your phone contacts? Help is at hand. What is a ‘smart’ phone? ...Continue reading

03.01.2022 YOU SHALL PASS! Being Smart With Passwords Simon Josey, Ouse Online Access Centre That dreaded moment arrives. You’re creating an online account, maybe at an online shop, netbanking, or just setting up your MyGov to do your tax return, and you are asked to create a password. Too simple and it will be rejected, too complex and you will never remember it. Capital letters, numbers, special characters, number of characters make it even harder but it doesn’t need to do your he...Continue reading