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When: , 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1, Room 2 Presenter: Register: Registration required. Click Seniornet Registration Cost: $5 - payable at the door, correct change appreciated |
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Make Your Android Go Faster & Smarter
When: Wednesday 4 October, 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1, Room 2 Presenter: Alan Royal Register: Registration required. Click Seniornet Registration Cost: $5 - payable at the door, correct change appreciated |
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Your Android phone is a computer. Like any computer it will start off running fast and respond almost instantly to every tap. Over time though, even the fastest phone will start to show its age. With a device you use as much as your smartphone,you have an expectation of an almost instant response. Before you decide that it’s time to start shopping for a new smartphone, come along to this workshop and learn a small number of simple tips that will make your Android smartphone run like new. In just a few minutes, your phone could be back up to speed. The workshop will also show you how to (using the phones Chrome browser)
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Smartphones and Tablets
When: Friday 16 February 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1, Room 2 Presenter: Antony Zogg (Noel Leeming) Register: Registration required. Click Seniornet Registration Cost: $5 - payable at the door, correct change appreciated |
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This workshop will be presented by Antony Zogg, a Noel Leeming Technical Solutions Specialist and will cover the following topics:
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Smartphone Drivers License – Episode 1 - Basics
When: Thursday 7 November, 10.00am – 12.00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1 Room 11 Facilitator: Allan Chee + experienced helpers Register: Registration required as numbers are limited to 7. Please click Seniornet Registration. If registration numbers are exceeded, you will be put on a wait list and advised when the next class will be scheduled. Cost: $10 - payable on the day |
Click for details (Smartphone Drivers Licence - the Basics)
This course is the first in a series of hands-on sessions intended to provide Smartphone users with the skills to be effective and competent users of their Smartphones. At the end of the series, the Smartphone user will have gained a Smartphone “Driver’s License”. This workshop will cover:
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Smartphone Drivers License – Chosing a Smartphone or Tablet
When: Tuesday 29 August, 10.00am – 12.00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1 Room 2 Presenter: Antony Zogg (Noel Leeming) Register: Registration required. Click Seniornet Registration. Cost: $10 - payable on the day |
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This Workshop is one of a series of hands-on sessions intended to generate effective and competent Smartphone users. In this session, Antony will present an overview of smartphones and tablets to help you make a choice if you are looking to make a purchase. He will cover
At the end of the session, you will be able to ask any questions. |
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11martphone Drivers License – Episode 3 - Whatsapp and Google Photos
When: Thursday 21 November, 10.00am – 12.00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1 Room 11 Presenter: Allan Chee+ experienced helpers Register: Registration required as numbers are limited to 7. Click Seniornet Registration. If registration numbers are exceeded, you will be put on a wait list and advised when the next class will be scheduled. Cost: $10 - payable on the day |
Click for details (Smartphone Drivers Licence - Whatsapp and Google Photos)
This course is one of a series of hands-on sessions intended to provide the skills needed for effective and competent use of a Smartphone. At the end of the series, the Smartphone user will have gained a Smartphone “Drivers License” This session covers Whatsapp and Google Photos - two of the most popular apps used in Android and IOS Smartphones today. Whatsapp is widely used for instant communications, one to one or in groups. It is easy to set up for sending photos (up to 30 can be attached in one message), videos, PDF documents and internet links as well as location sharing. In addition it can used for voice communication and video face to face chats. Whatsapp is typically used to interact in family groups, dinner outings and many social groups. All that is required is a smartphone with a mobile number and use of wifi. Google Photos provides free unlimited cloud storage for users to back up their photos. The app has built in artificial intelligence to recognise faces, objects, documents and places. Users can also retrospectively insert geographic location on old photos with the assistance of other supporting apps. For users who take a lot of photos or have a huge stash of family photos to backup google photos is another must-have app. |
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Smartphone Drivers License – Episode 2 - Phone, Contacts, Texting and Email
When: Thursday 14 November, 10:00am – 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1 Room 11 Presenter: Allan Chee + experienced helpers Register: Registration required as numbers are limited to 7. Click Seniornet Registration. If registration numbers are exceeded, you will be put on a wait list and advised when the next class will be scheduled. Cost: $10 - payable on the day |
Click for details (Smartphone Drivers Licence - Phone, Contacts, Texting and Email)
This course is one of a series of hands-on sessions intended to provide the skills needed for effective and competent use of a Smartphone. At the end of the series, the Smartphone user will have gained a Smartphone “Drivers License”. This unit will cover the following features of your Smartphone The Phone App
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Smartphone Drivers License – Episode 4 - Internet and Basic Settings
When: Thursday 28 November, 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1 Room 11 Presenter: Allan Chee + experienced helpers Register: Registration required as numbers are limited to 7. Click Seniornet Registration. If registration numbers are exceeded, you will be put on a wait list and advised when the next class will be scheduled. Cost: $10, payable at the first session. |
Click for details (Smartphone Drivers Licence -Internet and Basic Settings)
This Workshop is one of a series of hands-on sessions intended to provide the skills needed for effective and competent use of a Smartphone. At the end of the series, the Smartphone user will have gained a Smartphone “Drivers License”. This unit will cover the following features of your Smartphone – The Internet App – Accessing and Searching the Internet
Intro to the Settings App – Management of your Smartphone Settings.
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Smart Phone and Tablet Image Capturing, Enhancing, Back-Up and Print
When: Thursday 22 March, 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: Anvil House, Level 1, Room 2 Presenter: Peter Chik Register: Registration required. Click Seniornet Registration. If registration numbers are exceeded, you will be put on a wait list and advised when the next class will be scheduled. |
Click for details (Image Capturing, Enhancing, Back-Up and Print)
There is no doubt in today’s frenetic social and technological changes that the average senior citizen sometimes can feel completely overwhelmed. What do we do with the family albums and boxes of photos lying neglected in basements and garages. We won’t have enough room to store them in the retirement villages. How can we preserve our own past photographic legacy that our children and grand children may in later years find useful. The answers seem to be staring us in the face even though some of us may not be aware of it. In this presentation Peter Chik will demonstrate how with the help of a reasonable priced smart phone or tablet ($100 to $300 range) and access to internet and wifi you will easily be able to scan the photos in your albums, enhance and manipulate them with a few apps and have them uploaded by wifi to free unlimited cloud backup. Once these images are captured and stored in the cloud you can easily share them with family and friends by sending them the appropriate internet links. Of course some of us would still like to have a hard copy printout of a few photos for our coffee table albums. This can be done by downloading a few apps and have your photos printed via wifi or cable at your local photo printing stores. Or use the SnapFish to have them printed remotely and delivered to your home. In addition because of recent advances in smartphone cameras using dual camera lens and Face ID technology this presentation will also touch on augmented reality apps eg using the camera to arrange furniture in an empty room in real time. Be sure to register early as this session is optimally limited to 20 attendees to allow for plenty of useful hands on demonstration and suggested solutions to questions asked. |
