Stephen White, Bath
Posted in All Tutors, Wiltshire
I have been using computers for 30 years and have giving personal tuition about them for 15. I help individuals of all ages (I believe the oldest person I have helped was 82) and businesses. I am asked for help mostly with email and the internet, but I can usually help with whatever I am asked for.
Where I cover: A ten-mile radius of Bradford-on-Avon, including Bath, Trowbridge and Melksham, but I will consider going further afield.
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Availability: Any time (weekdays and weekends), day or evening.
What I teach:
- Setting up internet connection (and home wireless network)
- Free telephone and video calls over the internet
- Using the World Wide Web
- Word Processing
- Spreadsheets
- Databases
- Labels
- Digital photography
- Building Simple websites
- Newsletters
About me:
I used to teach, research, and write about, law and legal and social history at Cardiff University, and before that at the Victoria University of Wellington, the Australian National University, Southampton University and the London School of Economics. I still do some part-time teaching at the Cardiff Law School and at Bath University and research and write about legal history. A little while ago I had a book “What Queen Victoria Saw: Roderick Maclean and the Trial of Lunatics Act 1883″ published and in 2005, working in the Modern History Faculty at Oxford University, completed a web site containing a catalogue of the published papers of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, a nineteenth century society. At present I am a part-time Research Fellow at Durham University writing, with others, a history of Cremation in Scotland.
I retired from Cardiff University in 1995. Before that I had taken a Masters degree in Computing and used to train students and staff at Cardiff in using computers. Since 1995 I have been running my own personal computer tutoring service, helping people of all ages. I have helped residents of a Cheshire Home and, as a result, have some expertise in adapting computers for use by people with different disabilities.
March 2nd, 2009 bobholmes | Comments Off