Kara the Computer Tutor

Kara provides both Remote and In Person Computer Tutoring.

 

To set up computer lessons:

Call (310) 714-3952 within Southern California, or (800) 594-3622 elsewhere in the U.S.

 

Kara's Headshot

To set up computer training either remotely or in person,
contact Kara:

kara@karathecomputertutor.com

(310) 714 - 3952
or
(800) 594-3622

Kara can tutor anyone anywhere using a combination of the telephone and a special remote program. The program enables her to move her mouse around on your screen while you're learning the computer. At the same time it enables her to see what you are doing during the computer lesson.

Remote training:
$15 for 15 minutes with only a 15-minute minimum. This is a great way to get a little learning in during these tough
economic times.

Computer lessons in person:
$70 per hour.

Kara's blog was included on the list of the Top100 Microsoft Blogs at TheDailyReviewer.com. Click here to go to her blog.

Kara's book

Kara's computer basics book earned a five-star review on Amazon.com! Click here to read the review.

 

Mac® computer Tip - How to Import Photos into theiPhoto® application program

Make sure your camera is off.

Plug your camera into a USB port on the computer using the cable that came with the it. Turn the camera on.

A box should pop up stating the iPhoto® application program is Ready to import X number of items (however many photos are on your camera). Type a name for this “roll” of photos and a description of the pictures in this box.

Click on the Import button on lower right, and wait for the photos to be imported.

All your pictures should pop up in iPhoto momentarily! Take a look at the left side of the iPhoto screen, and notice the photoes were imported into the Library section. This is the main repository for all the photos you ever import into the iPhoto application program. If you’ve imported other photos into the program before, you’ll see those here too.

However, you just imported a new "Film Roll," according to Apple lingo. Click on the Last Roll link on the left side of your screen to see only the photos you’ve just imported.

If you have photos on a CD, DVD, or a flash drive, you can easily import those into the iPhoto application program as well. Simply drag the photos from the CD, DVD, or flash drive window into iPhoto’s Library window.

 

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