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Littleton Internet Users Group |
The Littleton Internet Users Group (LIUG) is an informal gathering of Colorado Internet enthusiasts who want to learn more about the Internet, share their knowledge, and network with others with similar interests. |
Meetings and Events |
Membership |
There are no membership dues or requirements. Just show up and enjoy our presentations! |
Contact Us |
LIUG Bemis Public Library 6014 S. Datura Street Littleton, CO 80120 303-795-3961 fax 303-795-3996 If you would like to be informed and reminded of upcoming meetings, join our electronic mailing list. It's easy--just click "Join the Mailing List" below and fill in your e-mail address. |
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The Littleton Internet Users Group (LIUG) is an informal gathering of Colorado Internet enthusiasts who want to learn more about the Internet, share their knowledge, and network with others with similar interests. |
Meetings take place on the second Thursday of the month at Bemis Public Library, 6014 S. Datura Street, in Littleton. (Datura is the second light west of Broadway on Littleton Blvd. Turn south at Datura--left if you're coming from Broadway--and go a couple blocks south. Bemis Library is the white brick building on the left--east--side of Datura. We meet downstairs.) Our meetings consist of presentations on various Internet topics by speakers from the community. The presentations are geared for beginners and intermediate surfers on such things as how to use Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, how to create Web pages, favorite Web sites and Web sites under different topics, etc. If you would like to be a presenter or speaker, please feel free to contact us and share your knowledge or services with us. We supply the computer on a fast T1 connection, a bright LCD projector, a friendly, enthusiastic audience (anywhere from 15 to 40 people), and you do the rest! Upcoming Meetings: April 11: PC Cleanup and Tuneup May 9: Finding Your Ancestors on the Web |