It's Time to Travel

By: Ken Spencer

Information you will need to plan a successful trip given the new challenges. As usual, he will explain how technology can make travel easier, safer, and better. As a bonus, Ken Spencer will host a deep dive into one of the best travel tools available for airfare, google.com/flights.

Become Fluent with Finger Gestures

By: Bill Smith

Controlling your iPhone or iPad with finger gestures can get confusing, and differences between Touch ID versus Face ID devices makes it even more challenging. Bill Smith will take the mystery out of gesturing, demonstrating essential gestures for iPhones and iPads. Bill’s seminar will help you become more fluent controlling your devices with gestures.

Would You Like Cables or Adapters

With that Mac?

By: Ken Silverman

In this seminar, Ken Silverman will discuss some of the accessories you might need with a Mac that has USB-C ports. In particular, he’ll discuss the cables, adapters, and hubs you might need, and he’ll untangle some of the terminology, such as Thunderbolt and USB.

What's this Cloud thing?

By: Ken Spencer

Clouds are a critical part of computing, just as they are a critical to the weather, but they are not always well understood. Ken Spencer will de-mist-ify cloud computing, and more specifically, Apple iCloud. Ken will help you get iCloud to work for you, and he’ll discuss the importance of syncing when using multiple devices. By the end of the presentation, you’ll be computing on Cloud 9.

Streamlining your Workflow 

on the Mac

By: Helen Rains

There are many macOS apps and shortcuts that make your work easier. Helen Rains will show you some of them, including filling out and signing PDF forms using Preview, taking and marking up screenshots, scanning with Image Capture, and more. Whether you’re new to the Mac or an experienced user, you’ll come away from this seminar with some tips and tricks that will streamline your workflow on the Mac.

Don't Worry - Be Happy!

By: Ken Spencer

Are you worried about scammers, hackers, viruses, malware, and other cyber threats? Ken Spencer will discuss what you should and should not worry about. With some knowledge and action, you can worry less and gain some peace of mind. Ken will also share something to be happy about: the newly announced Apple products, including AirTags, iMac, Apple TV, and iPad Pro.

iPhone App Stuff for Old People

By: Andy Petro

The iPhone running iOS 14 can make our lives easier as we age. Andy Petro says, “As I am getting older I find that I am depending on my iPhone more and more.  And I use a few apps over and over again each day.  So I will review helpful features in the following apps:  Settings, Messages, Mail, Phone, Safari, and Camera.” Join Andy for this seminar and learn more than two new things!

Don't Forget. Use Reminders!

By: Helen Rains

The Reminders app, which comes with macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS, makes it easy to create and organize reminders. It can track of everything you have to do, see, or buy, and it notifies you when it’s time to remember something.

Use Calendar to Keep Your Life Organized

By: Vicki White

Stay organized and be on time with the Calendar app. Learn how to create and share separate calendars for different areas of your life. All information you need — dates, times, and locations — will be at your fingertips. Scheduled Alerts will remind you when to go. Maps will guide you to your destination.

iPhone Essentials

By: Andy Petro

The Photos app on the iPhone has four main segments: Library, For You, Albums, and Search. This seminar will demonstrate how to organize your photographs directly on your iPhone, including editing photos, creating videos, and creating slideshows.

Sir and Dictation

By: Ken Spencer

Why type when you have two great tools on your Apple devices? Ken Spencer will introduce you to his friend, Siri, and he will show you the useful dictation feature that alleviates typing, especially on the smaller iPhone screen.

Contacts/iCloud

By: Ken Spencer

Get a handle on your built-in address book app, Contacts.  You will learn how to save time and always be up to date. You will learn how to print envelopes and address labels from your Contacts data base, and how to configure iCloud so the information is consistent across all your Apple devices.

The Amazing Notes App on

the iPhone and iPad

By: Helen Rains

Learn how to jot down your thoughts quickly or save longer notes filled with thinkgs like to-do lists, images, web links, scanned documents and sketches.  

Apple Health Essentials

By: Bill Smith

An overview of the Apple Health App, which collects health data from devices and apps you already use. The data is private and maintained on your iPhone. 

Those X#%@&#@$ Passwords!

By: Ken Spencer

Learn some foolproof ways to finally manage your passwords, about scams that are lurking out there and how to protect your personal privacy. 

Pages: Best Choice for Word Processing on the Mac

By: Helen Rains

Find out how easy this application is to use and, it's included free with macOS.   Learn how to create, save and share a document, convert Word and Pages, sync across Apple Devices and more.

Texting - #1 Method of Communication

By: Bill Smith

Learn the basics of texting, attaching photos and documents to texts, message security, sharing texts accross your Apple devices and more.

Apple Mail

By: Ken Spencer

Learn why you should use Apple Mail, how to set it up on your Apple devices, and synchronize between them.  Also, how to set your security and deal with junk mail.

Apple Watch Essentials

By: Bill Smith

Learn how to use the watch effectively.  Topics such as setup, watch face design, gestures, control center, and Siri will be discussed. 

What's Happening with Big Sur?

By Ken Spencer

Learn abou the latest Mac opereating system it's new features and the possible pitfalls in using the system.