Summer Tech Training

Join us this summer on Mondays @ 1 p.m. for our Summer Tech Training. Each session is designed to provide valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your tech skills and knowledge. Don't miss out on these exciting opportunities to learn and grow!

Saving Money with Tech
June 2; 1 P.M. Register Here
The internet can open a new world for saving money and managing your finances. This class introduces online banking and goes over how to keep your financial information safe. You’ll also learn about online shopping and explore digital resources for saving money on entertainment, prescription drugs, and everyday items.

Virtual Yard Sale: Intro to Selling Online
June 9; 1 P.M. Register Here
Want to make some extra money? Online marketplaces make it easy to sell almost anything- from collectibles to handmade crafts! This class will introduce you to different online platforms for selling all kinds of items, including furniture, clothing, household items, and more! We’ll also cover some tips and best practices for safely using these platforms so you can avoid scams and sell confidently!

Safely navigating new Person-to-Person Payments (CashApp, PayPal, Venmo)
June 16; 1 P.M. Register Here
How often has someone asked you if you have PayPal, Venmo or CashApp to make a payment? Since PayPal debuted over twenty years ago, person-to-person payments have become commonplace. In this lecture, you’ll learn about some of today’s most popular P2P payment services, including PayPal, Venmo, and CashApp. We’ll cover some of the basic functions of these services, how they compare, and tips for using them safely.

Intro to Gaming
July 14; 1 P.M. Register Here
Summer is out! Shock your friends and the kids with your new gaming skills? In this introduction to gaming we’ll explore some of the basic concepts of video games and gaming. We’ll review the benefits of gaming and take a look at some popular games and consoles, including Nintendo Switch, XBox, and VR headsets. We’ll also demonstrate where to find free games and start playing!

Digital Genealogy Tools
July 21; 1 P.M. Register Here
You don't have to be a genealogy expert to learn your family's history. Numerous websites and platforms now make it possible to start learning about your ancestors from home. In this lecture, we'll discuss some of the most popular and explore their features. We'll also talk about how to access free resources, including those available from public libraries, and explore websites offering tips and guides to creating your own digital family tree.

AI and Disinformation (Artificial Intelligence)
July 28; 1 P.M. Register Here
Disinformation refers to false information created to mislead people, and it's nothing new. But today's AI-powered tools and social media have made it easier and faster to create and spread disinformation. We’ll explore how AI is used to create convincing deepfakes and clone voices, making it challenging to distinguish between real and fake content. We’ll also review best practices for evaluating information and explore tech tools that can help identify content created with AI.