Aden Networks offers a variety of training and learning opportunities.  There are three main ways to receive learning services:

Group Classes -  3 to 10 students will receive training on-site or online for a specific subject.  Classes may be a single session or a series of sessions.  Classes will last 1 to 4 hours.  Cost - $25 to $120 per class.

Individual training - One on One training will be provided through a series of personalized sessions to address the specific learning and certification requirements of the student.  Cost - $65 per hour.

Self Study - Coaching option to help you stay on track with your learning goals.  Certification review.  Optional practice exams.  Cost - $ Monthly fee based on subject and number of sessions.

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Questions about what classes are right for you?

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Are you a visual or hands on learner?

   Take the VARK quiz to find out. your learning style.

Ever attend a class and feet like you weren't absorbing the material?  Did you have trouble staying focused?  Don't feel bad.  It could be that the class was offered in a way that conflicted with how you learn best. 

Many computer and technology classes are offered in a format that works for Visual and Auditory learners.  This leaves out people who need to read or act upon the information to process it.  Another shortcoming of this teaching method is that it creates the pressure to memorize rather than understand why something is done a certain way.

It's entirely possible to teach a Microsoft Word class four different ways based on the type of learning style.   Read more about learning styles before you sign up for another computer class.

V - Visual Learners
A - Auditory Learners
R - Reading Learners
K - Kinesthetic Learners

Local Computer Training in Minneapolis and St. Paul

 The Hennepin County Library offers technology classes that offer Internet and email basics, Internet trends, Intro to Microsoft Word, Intro to Microsoft Excel, Genealogy reseach using Vital Statistics, a Senior Workshop, Internet for Blind & Low Vision users plus a Open Computer Lab time.  Catch their RSS feed for up-to-the-minute class schedules.

The Science Museum’s Adult Computer Education Center offers instructor-led, hands-on, interactive computer classes. They teach topics including “Absolutely Terrified of Computer”, Microsoft Word 2003, Microsoft Word 2007, Microsoft Excel 2003, Microsoft Excel 2007, Microsoft Outlook, Quickbooks, Web Development, and more. comped.smm.org.