If you are interested in a FREE web site for your not-for-profit association, contact
MetroCall 311 or 574-5000 and sign up now for one of the three remaining training classes in 2006.
A few remaining seats are open for the next class on Monday, August 7, 2006.
6:00 ?– 8:30 p.m.
2006 Neighborhood Link Training Dates
August 7
October 2
December 4
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Location: Computer lab of the main branch of The Louisville Free Public Library.
The computer labs are on the second floor of the Library located at
301 York Street.
Registration: Training is FREE but space is limited for each session. Only 15 seats are available per training class, so register early for your preferred date.
You can register by Calling MetroCall 311 or 574-5000
(24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
Through the Louisville Metro?’s Department of Neighborhoods, Mayor Jerry Abramson is offering FREE training sessions to obtain Neighborhood Link Web Sites. Only basic computer skills are needed. Neighborhood Link is an Internet-based community network of neighborhood associations, block watch clubs, nonprofit organizations, and meeting places of worship.
Since Louisville launched Neighborhood Link in 2002, more than 200 groups have signed up for a free Internet presence to communicate, plan and discuss issues. Louisville?’s Neighborhood Link site has averaged more than 10,000 hits (visits) per month. Louisville was the first city in Kentucky to provide Neighborhood Link. The program is currently deployed in 40 major metro areas with more than 30,000 neighborhoods online through the parent company based out of Denver, Colorado. The National Neighborhood Link also secures the funding to maintain the sites by securing sponsorships.
Web Site Features:
?· Contact information and newsletter
?· Online calendar
?· Discussion area
?· Pages and hotlinks
?· Photos and graphics
?· FREE personal Web pages
?· Password protected administration area
A SPECIAL THANKS to the Louisville Free Public Library for hosting our training sessions. Support your local library system!
By Melissa Mershon - Neighborhoods
MetroCall 311 or 574-5000 and sign up now for one of the three remaining training classes in 2006.
A few remaining seats are open for the next class on Monday, August 7, 2006.
6:00 ?– 8:30 p.m.
2006 Neighborhood Link Training Dates
August 7
October 2
December 4
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Location: Computer lab of the main branch of The Louisville Free Public Library.
The computer labs are on the second floor of the Library located at
301 York Street.
Registration: Training is FREE but space is limited for each session. Only 15 seats are available per training class, so register early for your preferred date.
You can register by Calling MetroCall 311 or 574-5000
(24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
Through the Louisville Metro?’s Department of Neighborhoods, Mayor Jerry Abramson is offering FREE training sessions to obtain Neighborhood Link Web Sites. Only basic computer skills are needed. Neighborhood Link is an Internet-based community network of neighborhood associations, block watch clubs, nonprofit organizations, and meeting places of worship.
Since Louisville launched Neighborhood Link in 2002, more than 200 groups have signed up for a free Internet presence to communicate, plan and discuss issues. Louisville?’s Neighborhood Link site has averaged more than 10,000 hits (visits) per month. Louisville was the first city in Kentucky to provide Neighborhood Link. The program is currently deployed in 40 major metro areas with more than 30,000 neighborhoods online through the parent company based out of Denver, Colorado. The National Neighborhood Link also secures the funding to maintain the sites by securing sponsorships.
Web Site Features:
?· Contact information and newsletter
?· Online calendar
?· Discussion area
?· Pages and hotlinks
?· Photos and graphics
?· FREE personal Web pages
?· Password protected administration area
A SPECIAL THANKS to the Louisville Free Public Library for hosting our training sessions. Support your local library system!
By Melissa Mershon - Neighborhoods
