These classes are not closed - You should be able to access each recording below by clicking on the web link. You will need the passcode for each session to enter in the box after you click the link - be sure to write it down before you click on the link. If you have trouble getting into any of the sessions, please call Donna at 719-846-5724 and we will assist you.
Summer Learning Session Recordings
Session 1. May 19th & 21st – Getting to Know Your Computer
This workshop introduces participants to the core components of a computer system and how they work together. Students will learn the purpose of the CPU, RAM, storage drives, power supply, and motherboard while gaining confidence using and maintaining their own systems. The class will also cover basic upgrades, performance improvements, and troubleshooting techniques that everyday users can apply at home or work.
Tuesday, May 19 Session 1, Class 1 – Getting to know your computer and planning an upgrade
Link to Access this session
Passcode: AL63w4?@
Thursday, May 21 Session 1, Class 2 – Performing upgrades and operating system fundamentals
Before power outage
Link to Access this Session
Passcode: zG%38Pha
After power outage
Link to access this session
Passcode: ?!10Rci4
Session 2. May 26th & 28th – Operating System Fundamentals
Participants will explore the basics of modern operating systems, including Windows and an introduction to Linux. The workshop will cover file management, settings, software installation, updates, user accounts, and system organization. Students will also learn how operating systems communicate with hardware and how proper maintenance can improve performance, security, and long-term system reliability.
Tuesday May 26 Session 2, Class 3 – Windows 11 installation and troubleshooting
Link to access this session
Passcode: pN0Kz*=0
Thursday, May 28 Session 2, Class 4 – Ubuntu, Linux installation and troubleshooting
Link to access this session
Passcode: 0Hvg81&%
Session 3. June 2nd & 4th – Building a Secure Home Network
This class teaches students how to create and maintain a reliable and secure home network. Topics include routers, switches, Wi-Fi standards, passwords, encryption, and network troubleshooting. Participants will learn how devices communicate across a network and how to protect personal information from outside threats while improving internet performance and connectivity throughout the home.
Tuesday, June 2 Session 3, Class 5 – Building and Understanding a Network
Link to access this session
Passcode: !*AGTKj3
Thursday, June 4 Session 3, Class 6 – Securing a Network
Link to access this session
Passcode: f?4hzWu&
Session 4. June 9th & 11th – Cybersecurity for Everyday People
Students will learn practical cybersecurity skills designed for everyday life. The workshop covers phishing scams, malware, ransomware, password security, safe browsing habits, and protecting personal accounts online. Real-world examples and demonstrations will help participants understand modern digital threats while teaching simple but effective strategies to improve personal and family cybersecurity awareness.
Tuesday, June 9 Session 4 class 7 – Cybersecurity
Link to access this session
Passcode: !*AGTKj3
Thursday, June 11 Session 4 class 8 - Cybersecurity
Link to access this session
Passcode: f?4hzWu&
Session 5. June 16th & 18th – Smart Home Technology
This workshop introduces smart home devices and how they work together to improve convenience, security, and automation. Students will explore smart lighting, cameras, voice assistants, sensors, and connected devices while learning about setup, networking requirements, and security concerns. The class will also discuss future trends in home automation and how technology is changing modern living environments.
Tuesday, June 16 Session 5 class 9 – Smart homes
Link to access this session
Passcode: ixW+9i4k
Thursday, June 18 Session 5 class 10 – Smart Homes
Link to recording
Passcode: f#bB$Y63
Session 6. June 23rd & 25th – Introduction to Linux
Participants will receive a beginner-friendly introduction to the Linux operating system and its role in modern technology. The workshop covers Linux distributions, the desktop environment, terminal basics, file navigation, permissions, and software management. Students will gain hands-on experience while learning why Linux is widely used in cybersecurity, servers, cloud computing, and enterprise environments.
Tuesday, June 23 Session 6 class 11-Linux and smart homes
Link to recording
Passcode: 3?lqLBJu
Thursday, June 25 Session 6 class 12- Linux and smart homes
Link to recording
Passcode: *N5*zTuj
Session 7. June 30th & July 2nd – Build Your Own PC
This hands-on workshop walks participants through the process of selecting, assembling, and understanding computer hardware components. Students will learn compatibility considerations, installation procedures, cable management, cooling solutions, and startup testing. The class also discusses gaming systems, workstation builds, and upgrade planning while helping students develop confidence working directly with computer hardware.
Tuesday, June 30 Session 7 class 13- Build your own computer
Shareable link: Link to recording
Passcode: %cp26478
Thursday, July 2 Session 7 class 14- Build your own computer
Link to recording
Passcode: &b4A@@x7
Session 8. July 7th & 9th – Data Recovery and Backup
Students will learn the importance of protecting personal and professional data through proper backup and recovery techniques. Topics include cloud backups, external storage devices, redundancy, file recovery basics, and disaster prevention strategies. The workshop also explains how hardware failures, accidental deletion, malware, and ransomware can impact data and what steps users can take to minimize risk.
Tuesday, July 7 Session 8 class 15- Data Recovery
Link to recording
Passcode: AzFN5a$&
Thursday, July 9 Session 8 class 16- Data Recovery
Link to recording
Passcode: v.nqad9=
Session 9. July 14th & 16th – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
This workshop introduces the fundamentals of artificial intelligence and how AI technologies are shaping modern society. Participants will explore machine learning, automation, chatbots, image generation, and real-world AI applications across industries. The class will also discuss ethical concerns, career opportunities, and how AI tools can be used responsibly for productivity, creativity, and education.
Tuesday, July 14 Session 9 class 17- Artificial Intelligence
Link to recording
Passcode: @xS5VDWa
Thursday, July 16 Session 9 class 16 - Artificial Intelligence
Link to recording
Passcode: tG=1oFRF
Session 10. July 21st & 23rd – Technology Career Exploration
Participants will explore career paths within the technology industry, including cybersecurity, networking, cloud computing, programming, IT support, and artificial intelligence. The workshop discusses certifications, college programs, job outlooks, salaries, and professional development opportunities. Students will gain insight into building resumes, gaining experience, and identifying educational pathways that align with their interests and long-term goals.
Tuesday, July 21 Session 10 class 19- Technology Careers
Link to recording
Passcode: Y+^eU7KB
Thursday, July 23 Session 10 class 20- Technology Careers
Link to recording
Passcode: %$qBj9bU
