6 Gretna Computer Tutors

I am an Adobe and Microsoft certified corporate trainer with 20+ years experience in graphic design, web design, film and video production, video editing, audio production and animation. I worked in preproduction and post-production for the Walt Disney Co. and MGM, as a news editor for local ABC affiliate, and as Director of Education for the Robinson Film Center. I have been a certified trainer for the state of Louisiana for 10+ years through the Incumbent Worker Training Program and the B... ... More

My passion for design started as a child. Sometimes when I had a day off from school, I had to go to work with my mother. She was the head of the display department at a local department store. There, I was introduced to the art of sign making. It was fun spending my day setting type, inking up the type and making signs. My art interest continued with various art classes like painting and photography which lead to a summer job with a photo journalist. Throughout high school and college, I wor... ... More

I am a graduate of Tulane University where I received my BS and MS in Neuroscience. During completion of these degrees, I undertook rigorous coursework in mathematics and biological sciences, including courses on the philosophy of science and mathematical modeling. I have extensive tutoring experience and have worked with Sylvan Learning Center, volunteered at local schools as a tutor, and met with students for one-on-one tutoring. I also have a small personal library of education and peda... ... More

I am an IT professional who loves to work with individuals who struggle with computers. From creating spreadsheets, web surfing, creating online listings, I am willing and able to patiently help you with your computer needs. I have seven years of experience working with computer hardware and software and have spent time tutoring students of all ages. In addition to my primary skills set, I have a degree in Anthropology and Archaeology and a strong grasp of basic and advanced English gramm... ... More

In the spring of 2003 I finished Economics 1000 at our local University of New Orleans. World poverty, market structures and prices, government control of prices, economics of higher education, economics of crime were topics in Chapters 1-3 and 5 as well as our first one hour exam. We sat in a huge auditorium while lectured by our professor standing on a stage with slides on the screen. We finished 13 chapters while covering a huge number of policy, taxation, energy problems, and health issues with social security poverty problems and discrimination that semester. I have many T-F and multiple ... More