This class serves to simplify the importance of the options and concepts behind the Cloud, while also reviewing the necessity of “backing-up” personal information in this increasingly digital era. Topics include: Cloud services, how they work, advantages/disadvantages, alternatives to the Cloud, backing-up and restoring devices and the importance of our Username and Password.

This class serves to educate students on how to safely navigate their finances online. Topics include: mobile & online banking, encryptions, phishing, scams, how to identify trusted websites, mobile payment options such as Apple Pay, secure online shopping and general safety guidelines.

This class serves to display the benefits of integrating your personal technology into your lifestyle to assist with fitness goals while also providing options for using smart devices to help improve your health. Topics include: The Health App/Samsung Health, Emergency Medical ID, other fitness/health related Apps, how to track daily activity and fitness accessories.

This class serves to educate students on how to navigate the music options on their personal technology device. Topics include: benefits of digital music, the music library, music downloading vs streaming, how to search songs/artists, how to create music playlists and how to share music with others.

This class serves to educate students on how to identify and avoid current online scams that target older adults and seniors as well as to learn about the resources available in the event they have been scammed.

This class serves to educate students on the primary functions of their smart device camera while guiding them through the options of capturing, accessing, and sharing their photos.

This hands-on class serves to educate students on how to edit photos on both the Apple and Android platform and includes topics such as cropping images, scaling, filters, photo collages and more.

This class serves to educate students on how to use their personal technology to optimize their travel experience. Topics include using the GPS/Map app, different options for booking travel & accommodations, ride share apps such as Lyft & Uber and learning how to best utilize the digital wallet.

This class serves to expand our students’ knowledge on the latest technology available to enhance their home lifestyle and home entertainment experience. Topics include: TV streaming, Netflix/Hulu, Apple TV & Samsung TV, smart TVs, Amazon Alexa, Firestick etc.

This class serves to educate students on the basic steps to purchasing a new smart device and/or upgrading. Topics include: where to buy your device, options for purchasing at full cost vs financing, unlocked devices, the difference between phone manufactures & phone carriers, transferring personal information over, insurance options/protection plans, special promotions and more.

This class serves to educate students on antiviral protection, covering the following topics: the different types of computer malware and their harmful effects, understanding what ‘cookies’ are, how to choose the best antivirus protection for your device and more.

This class serves to help students remain independent their homes by utilizing the latest technology to accommodate their unique needs. Topics include fall prevention technology, home health technology, and technologies to enhance safety and comfort.

This class serves to educate students on the modern online dangers that kids are faced with today and learning strategies for both keeping them safe and encouraging smart practices online.

This class serves to help students achieve a general understanding of what social media is and to explore the different social media platforms that exist today.

In this class, students will learn how to efficiently order meals from their favorite restaurants using apps such as Uber Eats, Doordash and Grubhub. Students will also learn how to place an order for groceries online from participating markets such as Giant and Whole Foods. Finally, students will learn how to order from specific restaurant apps which will allow them to avoid waiting lines and drive thrus.

This class serves to educate students on what cryptocurrency is and how it works. Topics also include: the different types of cryptocurrency, relevant rules/regulations pertaining to cryptocurrency and how to buy or trade cryptocurrency.

This class serves to educate students on the variety of opportunities available to read books and publications online. Topic include: the benefits of e-books and audiobooks, how to access or purchase them, podcasts, online magazines and how to utilize our local libraries for online reading.

This class serves to educate students on the benefits of smart accessories that connect to our smart devices via bluetooth and wifi. Topics also include: exploring various retail options for purchasing these devices and how using these accessories can help provide solutions in our everyday lives.

This class serves to educate students on the features of virtual reality and augmented reality, as well as understanding their differences and exploring applicable uses for them in everyday life.

This class serves to educate students on the common accessibility features available on their personal technology device to optimize their experience, as needed. Topics include: the different accessibility features as it pertains to vision, physical/motor/dexterity and hearing.

This class serves to educate students on the app store. Topics include: learning about the different types of app stores, exploring the various categories of apps and learning best practices as it relates to downloading new apps onto our smart devices.

This class serves to educate students on best practices and tips for staying organized on their smart device. Topics include: how to best utilize the Calendar app, Notes app, Voice memos/recordings, Reminders app and our Virtual Assistant.

This class serves to educate students on what a ‘VPN’ is, how they work, the benefits of VPNs and how they can choose the right VPN based on their unique needs.

This class serves to educate students on understanding what the internet is, and how it works. Students will also learn about web browsers, and how to choose the one best for them.

This class serves to educate students on what personal technology is and covers basic topics such as: the difference between hardware and software, the different types of personal technology devices and understanding new technology concepts and terms.

This class serves to educate students on the basics of what ‘email’ is and how it works. Students will have the opportunity to explore the email interface together as a class and learn new terminology, symbols and functions as it pertains to navigating our emails.

This class serves to educate students on the ‘Zoom’ platform. Topics include: learning what Zoom is and benefits of using it, how to download the Zoom app onto your computer or mobile device, how to set up a free account and learning how to navigate the various Zoom features.

This class serves to educate students on the various Google products and services available as well as their benefits and features.

This class serves to educate students on how to identify the various symbols and icons on the iOS software and learning their meaning to enhance user experience.

This class serves to educate students on how to troubleshoot and resolve basic and common technology issues on smart devices. Students will learn how to break down and isolate issues, and utilize their resources to overcome the problem.

This class serves to educate students on the various benefits and features of wireless printing as well as out-of-the-house printing alternatives.

This class serves to educate students on the different types of accessories available for our smartphones to both enhance our everyday lives and offer solutions.