Why do some headlines feel impossible to ignore? This session explores how online content is designed to capture attention—through emotional hooks, sensational framing, and revenue-driven strategies. You’ll learn to recognize these patterns and make more intentional choices about what you click and share.

Artificial intelligence shows up in everything from driving directions to image filters—but how do you know when it’s actually useful, and when it might lead you astray? This session explores what AI is (and isn’t) good at, with real-life examples to help you make informed, responsible choices about when to use it and when to avoid it.

Learn how to quickly evaluate online information using the SIFT method and other fact-checking strategies. Through hands-on practice, you’ll learn how to investigate sources, verify claims, and decide when to trust, question, or move on.

Worried about shady emails or suspicious messages? Learn how to spot common scams — like phishing, tech support fraud, and too-good-to-be-true offers — and what to do when you see them. You’ll also get easy tips to reduce spam and protect your info online.

What actually is artificial intelligence (AI), and why did it suddenly take over the news headlines? Learn what we mean when we talk about AI, where it already shows up in your life, what it’s good (and not so good) at, and why it’s causing both excitement and worry.

Curious about AI but not sure where to start—or what to trust? In this hands-on, beginner-friendly session, we’ll explore what today’s AI tools can actually do and where they sometimes fall short. Perfect for anyone who wants to try AI tools in a supportive environment and learn how to approach them with curiosity, confidence, and healthy skepticism.

Bring your Android phone and your questions! In this interactive and collaborative session, we’ll identify and answer some of the most common questions and challenges for both Android and iPhone users, including working in small groups to learn from your peers.

What actually is artificial intelligence (AI), and why did it suddenly take over the news headlines? Learn what we mean when we talk about AI, where it already shows up in your life, what it’s good (and not so good) at, and why it’s causing both excitement and worry.

What will happen to your online accounts and digital memories after you're gone? In this thoughtful session, we’ll explore how to plan ahead for your digital legacy—and how to preserve and honor the online lives of loved ones, too.

The internet is full of resources and opportunities, but navigating safely and protecting your privacy can be intimidating. Learn key concepts and practices to find the level of safe online exploration that’s right for you.

Bring your iPhone and your questions! In this interactive and collaborative session, we’ll identify and answer some of the most common questions and challenges for users, including working in small groups to learn from your peers.

Learn how to create, organize, and share files using Google Drive and Google Docs! In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll explore how cloud storage works and how Google’s free online tools can help you stay organized, collaborate with others, and access your files from almost anywhere.

Bring your Android and your questions! In this interactive and collaborative session, we’ll identify and answer some of the most common questions and challenges for users, including working in small groups to learn from your peers.

What is a “virtual visit” and what are they good for? How do I know if health information I find online is reliable? What tools or apps can help me with my health goals? Join this class to explore a variety of health and wellness resources online and find tools that meet your needs.

Artificial intelligence shows up in everything from driving directions to image filters—but how do you know when it’s actually useful, and when it might lead you astray? This session explores what AI is (and isn’t) good at, with real-life examples to help you make informed, responsible choices about when to use it and when to avoid it.

Bring your smartphone and your questions! In this interactive and collaborative session, we’ll identify and answer some of the most common questions and challenges for both Android and iPhone users, including working in small groups to learn from your peers.

Worried about shady emails or suspicious messages? Learn how to spot common scams — like phishing, tech support fraud, and too-good-to-be-true offers — and what to do when you see them. You’ll also get easy tips to reduce spam and protect your info online.

Artificial intelligence tools are everywhere, but many collect more data than people realize. In this class, you’ll learn simple ways to protect your privacy when using AI. We’ll cover what kinds of information these tools may collect, how to spot common red flags, and practical steps you can take to limit what you share. You’ll leave with straightforward tips for making safer, more informed choices online.

Artificial intelligence shows up in everything from driving directions to image filters—but how do you know when it’s actually useful, and when it might lead you astray? This session explores what AI is (and isn’t) good at, with real-life examples to help you make informed, responsible choices about when to use it and when to avoid it.

We all know you can’t trust everything online—but how do you decide what to trust? This interactive session introduces the key forces that shape online information, from human psychology to social media algorithms. You’ll practice simple fact-checking strategies and leave with tools to navigate online content more confidently.

What is cloud storage, and do you already have it? Where are your files actually saved, and how can you free up space when you're running out? Join this session to learn how cloud storage works, how to manage your files, and how to make smart choices about where to keep your important digital content.

New to Excel or unsure where to start? This beginner-friendly class introduces the basics of working with spreadsheets. Learn skills that can help you organize information, track expenses, and handle simple calculations for work, school, or home.

What is cloud storage, and do you already have it? Where are your files actually saved, and how can you free up space when you're running out? Join this session to learn how cloud storage works, how to manage your files, and how to make smart choices about where to keep your important digital content.

Worried about shady emails or suspicious messages? Learn how to spot common scams — like phishing, tech support fraud, and too-good-to-be-true offers — and what to do when you see them. You’ll also get easy tips to reduce spam and protect your info online.

Frustrated with your phone? Thinking about buying a new one, or a tablet or other device? We'll discuss how to check your current device's capabilities and limitations, ways to adjust its settings to work better, what to look for if you do need a new device, and resources for lower-cost phones and laptops.

Come hang out and learn how to make sure your online story sticks around long after you’re gone.

Navigate the world of online social interactions safely, whether it's through social media platforms or online dating sites.

Artificial intelligence is shaping more and more of our lives—but who decides how it’s used, and what values guide those choices? In this interactive session, you’ll join small-group discussions on topics like bias, environmental impact, and intellectual property to explore the ethical dimensions of AI and reflect on your own values.

Not all false information is accidental. This session explores how and why disinformation is created, who benefits from it, and how it spreads online. You’ll learn how platforms respond—and how to protect yourself and others from being misled.