Bring your fully charged Apple iPhone or iPad to this class and start getting comfortable using it for many of the marvelous actions it can perform for you. You will be introduced to changing settings, sending email, taking photos and videos, sending photos, and basic troubleshooting. Other topics requested by students will also be covered, time-permitting.

Bring your fully charged Android (non-Apple devices) phone or tablet to this class and start getting comfortable using it for many of the marvelous actions it can perform for you. You will be introduced to changing settings, sending email, taking photos and videos, sending photos, and basic troubleshooting. Other topics requested by students will also be covered, time permitting.

Whether you're cutting the cord (discontinuing cable service to save money) or simply adding more variety to your TV viewing, the future of viewing is streaming media. Learn the pros and cons of "cord cutting," the options for hardware products, and the various streaming media services.

Apple's iCloud can be used on your iPhone and iPad for backing up and for sharing photos, contacts, calendar items and other features. Apple's App Store can be used for acquiring new apps that provide new features for your device. Learn how to put these Apple features to work for you.

Most homes today have several devices connecting to the Internet simultaneously so it's essential to understand how your computers, phones, tablets, printers, and smart devices connect to each other and the Internet. We'll cover the basics of home networking, including how to improve your Wi-Fi, as well as the variety of new "smart home" devices that can be set up on your home network, e.g. Amazon Echo ("Alexa"), the Nest thermostat, the ring.com video doorbell, SimpliSafe home security system and more.