New to Online Registration? Getting started is easy! Simply add items to your cart by...

1. Selecting (clicking on) the title of the item you want, then
2. Click the "Register" button. 

Here’s a checklist for the full process…

• Search for the class you want.
• IMPORTANT - Click the class title to link (drill down) to the FULL details for that specific class.
• Once there, click the “Register” button to add the class to your cart.
  • Note that each time you add an item to the cart, you will be asked “Who is attending?” The answer will be You.
  • Exception – you can register for a spouse, family member or friend by selecting the “Add person” option. NOTE: when you use this method, both you and the added person will be registered under one email for all your classes.

• Once your first selection has been added to your cart, 
  • A cart icon will appear in the upper right corner of the webpage. Click this icon at any time to view your cart.
  • You can either “Continue Browsing” or “Checkout”.

• Once you have all the items you would like in your cart, begin the Checkout process. If this is your first time using the CourseStorm system, just input the following to create your account…
  • First you will be asked to enter your email address.
    • This email will be where you receive registration confirmation and communications from your instructors.
  • Next, enter your first and last name, phone number, address and create your account password.
    • If/when you forget your password, you can always use the “Forgot Password?” link to reset it.
  • Be sure to check the box to agree with the terms of service (for CourseStorm) and Select Continue.
• Next Box (or Boxes) – Answer any questions and/or agreements, then select Save and Continue.  Example questions/agreements...
  •  CLL Refund Policy – Please use link to view/read the policy, then check “Yes, I agree".
  • Please verify that you are registered for only one of any duplicate session courses (i.e., Basic Pottery, Creative Fused Glass, etc.)

• Final Box - Review and Payment
  • You'll see a listing of items in your cart at the top of the box.
  • Use the View Details link to update any Contact Info, or to make any last-minute additions or deletions if you wish.
  • Enter requested Credit Card information for payment.
    • You may uncheck the Remember card box or leave it there – your choice.
  • Select Complete Purchase – You’re done!

Your account is now created, and you can return to the CLL CourseStorm page at any point and login to your account using your email and password (Login box is on the upper right of the page).

Club Description: The club is an organization with a goal; it is to help members get better usage out of their personal computers. The club is free and primarily for Microsoft Windows PC users because we meet in the UWF computer room that only has PCs. Our once-a-month informal meetings (on the 2nd Thursday) provide a relaxed environment in which to share computer stories, learn new skills, and solve tech problems. Our problem-solving approach depends heavily on various free Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools.

What to Expect...

• Help with Modern Tech: Any one of the latest AI tools that we use, like ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft CoPilot, and Google Gemini, can be particularly useful for tackling computer problems. Probably everyone with AI experience has concluded that any AI-based approach is definitely superior to the old-style reliance on an application’s built-in help files.
• Interactive Meetings: Each session provides an opportunity for all attendees to hear a presentation and then discuss their own computer problems or successes. Sharing such information is beneficial to all and is strongly encouraged!
• Meeting Details: As of April 10, 2025, the club meets monthly throughout the year. The date is the 2nd Thursday of the month at 10:30 a.m. in Room 357 on the UWF Campus.

Moderator Bio(s): Hal Pruett has relevant PC expertise that dates all the way back to the original IBM personal computer in the 1980s. Previously, near the end of the Korean war he was a Navy fighter pilot. Subsequently, he earned a PhD in Physics at UC Santa Barbara. Since 1994 he has instructed numerous CLL computer classes, written software to facilitate various CLL operations, maintained the CLL website, and served on the Board of Directors.