What Technology Classes are Right for You?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How often do you use a technology?

  • A.
    Weekly
  • B.
    Daily
  • C.
    Never
  • D.
    Rarely/When I Have To
  • E.
    Constantly, have to stay connected!
• 2.
  When Learning New Technology, I:

  • A.
    Pick it Up Quickly, and Help Others Around Me Learn 
  • B.
    Figure it out myself by looking it up or clicking around
  • C.
    Ask co-workers, family, or friends for help
  • D.
    Check out a book to learn more
  • E.
    I prefer not to learn new technology, but if I have to I'll ask for help
• 3.
  Which of the following are you familiar with:

  • A.
    Microsoft Office
  • B.
    Google Drive
  • C.
    Using a browser
  • D.
    Turning the computer on and off
  • E.
    Using a mouse
  • F.
    Downloading and navigating apps
• 4.
  What device(s) are you most comfortable with?

  • A.
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    Desktop
  • B.
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    Smartphone
  • C.
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    Laptop
  • D.
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    Tablet
  • E.
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    I’m fine using any of these
  • F.
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    I'm not sure
• 5.
  I want to learn new technology skills because:

  • A.
    I need better technology skills to advance at work
  • B.
    I want to be able to connect with my family and friends
  • C.
    I am interested in technology and love to learn new things
  • D.
    I am looking for a job and need to brush up on my skills
  • E.
    I am a complete beginner and want to learn what’s out there
  • F.
    I feel left behind by the pace technology has changed and I want to know more

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're a Business User!

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  You’re an entrepreneur at heart. You’re looking for ways to make your endeavors more efficient and creative. You’re ready to invest your time in learning the skills you need to succeed in business.We recommend starting with:Book a Librarian - Business ResearchGetting Started with Microsoft ExcelBeyond the Basics: Microsoft ExcelLynda.com - Business Tutorials
• 2.
  You're a Basic User!

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  You’re new to computers and technology and you’re looking for opportunities to learn the basics and the best uses of technology.We recommend starting with:Computer BasicsInternet BasicsEmail BasicsBook a Librarian - TechnologyGCF Learn Free
• 3.
  You're a Job Seeker!

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  You’re needing to improve your technology skills to make you more marketable in the workplace.We recommend starting with:Microsoft Office - We offer a range of classes.Northstar Digital Literacy AssessmentResume Basics1-on-1 Career Coaching
• 4.
  You're a Tech Enthusiast!  

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  You’re excited about the new happenings regarding technology and want to hone the skills necessary that will make you the envy of your peers.We recommend starting with:Library Codelab SeriesGetting Started with Microsoft Pivot Tables