Prerequisites: No prior computer knowledge required. Ideally, participants should have access to a PC or laptop, internet access, and an office suite.

Target group: Organizations or groups wishing to acquire basic computer skills for independent use. The one-day course is designed for a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 participants. Labdoo will provide a laptop on loan for the duration of the course.

Learning Objectives: Participants gain confidence and independence in using computers and can effectively utilize the mouse and keyboard. They become familiar with various applications and have gained initial experience. They save documents and know where to find them again. They can quickly find the information they need online. With these skills, they have a solid foundation for our advanced course.

Methodology/Didactics: This course is based on an action-oriented teaching model. Active participation of the participants is paramount. As key players, they are at the center of the learning process, with the pace and depth of the material being adapted to their needs. This gives them greater autonomy and encourages them to engage more deeply with problem-solving. The individual learning experience is more intensive and has a more lasting impact. The course structure is based on concrete, practical tasks.