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Facility

Welcome sign for Historic Downtown Corydon, Indiana, on a sunny street lined with trees and houses.

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Located in historic downtown Corydon, Harrison County Lifelong Learning has classrooms available for rent to local agencies, businesses and organizations. The clean and bright rooms can be reserved on an hourly or daily basis and are ideal for meetings, training workshops, and special events.All rooms include dry erase board(s), a lectern and stool, projection screens and high speed internet access.
To make reservations, please call Harrison County Lifelong Learning at 812.738.7736 at least one week in advance.

classroom A

The first classroom has training tables and chairs with a seating capacity of 24.  It includes windows on the entire north wall.

 
Empty classroom/training room with long desks and blue chairs, whiteboards on the wall, and a Harrison County Lifelong Learning sign on the side wall.
Classroom setup with rows of desks and purple chairs, a whiteboard at the front, and a medical bed on the right side.

classroom B

This classroom has training tables and chairs with a seating capacity of 12, plus four computer workstations. It is used for medical training and Adult Education classes.

 

COMPUTER LAB

The computer lab has seventeen computer workstations with Microsoft Office 2019 and Windows 10. There is a 75″ SmartTV for presentations.

 
Computer lab with multiple desks and monitors in rows, a ceiling projector above, and a potted plant in the corner.
Maker space workshop with 3D printers, filament racks, a computer station and signs for 3D printing and makerspace.

MAKER SPACE

The Maker Space includes advanced technology such as 3D printers, a laser engraver, and a water-cutting machine. To use the equipment, a hands-on training session is required.

 

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