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Growing Older | Living Digitally (Staying Connected Digitally)

Staying Connected Digitally GOLD helps older adults stay connected, confident, and independent.

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About the event

Staying Connected Digitally GOLD helps older adults stay connected, confident, and independent. Hands-on workshops teach essential digital skills, from managing health with MyChart to recognizing scams and understanding AI. Each class provides practical skills, judgment-free guidance, and the confidence to embrace technology with ease. Stay connected with the people who matter most, no matter the distance. This class teaches seniors how to use FaceTime and Zoom, navigate Facebook and basic social media, and share photos with family and friends. Whether reconnecting with loved ones or sharing memories, we’ll guide you step by step. Bring your device and leave feeling confident and connected. FREE Activity Code: 2454213

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