Facilitated by Brad Brooks
Session participants learn about current Apple news and events as well as ask questions about their own Apple products.
Terry Flanagan will help answer your questions regarding the Writer and Calc modules of LibreOffice in an informal Q & A session.
Paul Zelus who monitors from 8 to 10 has volunteered to help anyone with a PC problem.
Join this in-person session to get answers to all your Windows 10 & 11 questions.
Participants must bring their own laptops.
Facilitated by Lee Laughner and Diane Serek.
Lee Laughner will help answer your questions regarding Microsoft Office in an informal Q & A session.
All class attendees must be Computer Club members. If both attendees live in the same residence, you need a Computer Club Family Membership and each person must have their own email address to register for the class. Also, please make sure the Computer Club has the correct email addresses on file in the database.
Class Description: Learn easy, practical ways to protect yourself while using your iPhone. Discover how to recognize scams, avoid spam calls and text messages, identify phishing attempts, protect your personal information, and use built-in iPhone security features with confidence.
This class is offered three times during the month of September: 9/8, 9/17, 9/22. Please only register for one.
Facilitated by Kathy Arnold
Bring your Android phone—along with your questions, problems, tips, and ideas—to our Android Special Interest Group.
This is a friendly, informal group where we help one another find answers, solve problems, share useful tips, and discover new ways to get the most out of our Android phones.
Whether you’re an experienced Android user or just getting started, come join us and learn more about the Android phone world!
Facilitated by Eric Noyes
Discover what’s new on your iPhone!
Join us for a fun, hands-on look at the latest features, changes, and useful tools in iOS 27. We’ll explore new settings, helpful tips, and a few features you may not have discovered yet.
To get the most from the class, please update your iPhone to iOS 27 before the session so you can follow along and try the new features yourself.
This session is offered 3 times in October. Please only register for one.
Note: This is a repeated class offered on Tuesday, October 20, Friday, October 23, and Friday, October 30. Please only register for one of these sessions.
Registration is limited to 12 participants.
Class Description:
Apple Notes for Beginners is a friendly, hands-on class designed specifically for older adults who want to stay organized using their iPhone or iPad. Participants will learn how to create notes, add photos, make checklists, and keep everything safely stored and easy to find. No prior experience is needed—just bring your device and enjoy a simple, confidence-building introduction to one of Apple’s most useful apps.
PLEASE HAVE YOUR IPADS AND IPHONES UPDATED TO THE LATEST iOS27.
Facilitated by Mike Andrews
As part of GVR’s Big Event, the GVR Computer Club is offering free tech help to all interested GVR members.
Stop by the Anza Room from 1:00–4:00 p.m. and visit our Tech Help Tables, where Computer Club volunteers will be available to answer questions and help with your technology needs.
Have a question about your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or other portable device? Bring it along! Whether you need help with a particular problem or simply want to learn how to get more out of your device, we’ll be happy to help.
Come see us—bring your device and your questions!
What Is Linux—and Is It Right for You?
Curious about Linux and wondering what all the buzz is about? Terry will introduce you to Linux, a powerful alternative to Windows and macOS, and explain its advantages and disadvantages in easy-to-understand terms.
You’ll learn what Linux is, why people choose it, and whether it might be a good fit for your computing needs. Terry will also provide a live demonstration of two popular, beginner-friendly Linux distributions so you can see firsthand what it’s like to make the switch.
Whether you’re simply curious or seriously considering an alternative operating system, join us for an informative look at the world of Linux!
Presented by James Ertel
A look at how AI got to where it is today. Some concerns on its future development and how solutions to these possible concerns may actually come from AI.
Kathy Arnold will demonstrate the many practical ways Artificial Intelligence can make everyday life easier, more creative, and even more fun. Learn how AI can help with photo enhancement, scam detection, understanding medical and legal information, writing correspondence, finding and creating recipes, planning trips and vacations, researching purchases, solving everyday problems—and much more.
Whether you’re already experimenting with AI or wondering what all the excitement is about, this presentation is for you. You’ll see real-life examples and discover simple ways to put AI to work right away.
Join us for a fun, informative, and easy-to-understand introduction to AI—and discover your own personal assistant hiding right in your computer, tablet, or phone!
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