Cajun Clickers Computer Club Information

The Cajun Clickers Computer Club was formed in August 1989 by a small group of employees at Gulf States Utilities Nuclear plant in St. Francisville, Louisiana. The original focus of the group was the purchase of 5-1/2 inch floppy disks at volume discount pricing. It soon became apparent that the group had varied interest and experience with PC’s and wanted to expand their knowledge. They decided to meet on a regular basis to begin sharing their knowledge with each other. Thus the motto “Sharing the Knowledge” was created and has been in existence ever since. The club now has a membership exceeding 1650 families in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area. Membership is open to the general public. Below is a list of features and functions that define our organization. Monthly meetings with popular technology presentations Monthly newsletter with technology articles, tips and club information State of the art learning center complete with computer lab & classrooms Over 35 Workshops and SIG’s (special interest groups) each month on a variety of technology and computer related topics Workshops for beginners Web based Lists for member access to “Sharing the Knowledge” Social interaction with members having shared interest in computing Website presence at: www.clickers.org Weekly call in radio show on WJBO 1150 AM. Public can listen live by logging onto www.wjbo.com Cajun Clickers is a member of APCUG (Association of PC User Groups) that is an international group of PC User Groups. http://www.apcug.net