Don’t get left behind with technology. If you have an iPad, learn to use it!

This is a course designed especially with Seniors’ needs in mind. Having a recent iPad is important. All topics involve “easy, simple, quick” approach. Special advantages of an iPad, key functions especially helpful to Seniors, and learning how to maintain and troubleshoot your iPad are key. Examining Apps assisting Seniors enjoying retirement, and techniques in keeping your personal data safer underpin this course.

Class will continue in term 3 while Colin has a well-deserved break. Tom Fusae, Liz Kennedy and contributions from Peter Hatch will be on offer and hopefully we together can answer some of your iPad questions and offer topics you would like to know more about.

“Easy, simple, quick”…our approach to learning about an iPhone based on the needs of Seniors. The basic functions of the iPhone, relevant Apps, gestures, skills important for older people, iPhone maintenance and troubleshooting and safe use, are all part of this course. Keeping safe in the challenging phone environment, and an emphasis on minimising your exposure to your data being used by others, are paramount. The course invites and supports you to learn new, better and quicker ways to use your iPhone.

Recommencing – The Forum is a guided, interactive discussion of information about our modern digital world. The focus is on Windows computers and associated devices including Android tablets and mobile phones. All of us have experiences to share, things to learn, and problems to solve. WiFi is available. Bring your own laptop or device. Numbers are limited.

This course is for people who have had some experience with Windows and Microsoft 365. Bring your own Windows laptop. The aim is to extend your use of Windows and the Microsoft 365 suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, OneDrive). There may be a loaner laptop available.