Apple Workshops and Classroom Training
Summer is over, and it's time for another round of Apple tech workshops. Here is what we have announced so far.
iPads and iPhones Part 2 - Past the Nuts and Bolts - Thursday Nov 15 2-4 pm at The MAC
In the first IOS installment we focussed on the nuts and bolts of iCloud and your IOS device settings. In this workshop, we'll look closer at usability for your supercharged micro-computer, talking about the camera, mail, and individual native and 3rd party apps, games, productivity etc. Tickets and Details Here
December 20 - Intro To Mac Part 2 - In this second installment of the Mac computer workshop series, we'll explore the native OSX applications, such as Mail, Safari, Photos, Contacts, Calendars and iTunes, as well as Preview, Quicktime etc.. Learn how to attach a photo to an email, how to create a group email message, how to create a photo album or playlist, effective web-surfing strategies, Bookmarks, etc.
Earlier workshops will be offered again in the new year (2019). Watch this space for dates and details
iPads, iPhones and the iCloud - What Can They Do and How?Right now, there is more computing power in your back pocket than NASA used to put a man on the moon. One of the most common questions I get in the course of my daily work, is "What the heck is the iCloud, and what does it mean to me?" This 2 hour workshop sets out to explain what Cloud computing means, and how to put this advanced, but simple to use technology to work for you and your multiple devices. Learn to sync your contacts, your calendars, your music and your photos on all your Cloud capable devices. Here is a link to the tickets.
Intro To Mac Part 1 - The Fundamentals of Your Mac Computer
In this two hour workshop, we’ll explore the rudiments of the Finder and System Preferences to better understand and organize your files. Time Machine Backups, basic folder structure, anti-virus and security options. Learn basic Mac and computer terminology, how to use the Sidebar and Desktop more effectively, best practices for maintenance and more. It’s recommended but not necessary that you bring your Mac laptop if possible. Here's a link to the tickets.
"User-friendly, swift, powerful and almost bulletproof, the Apple Macintosh computer is increasingly becoming the choice of the discerning new user. Learn to navigate the Macintosh operating system, organize your files and maximize all your computer's features, including iPhoto, iTunes, Safari, Mail, wireless home networks and the many various possibilities that come with this modern tool of communication. Participants must bring their Mac laptops. Note: open to participants with previous computer experience/knowledge; not ideal for beginners."