You know your smartphone can take photos, but what do all those extra settings do? And how can you manage your storage if you have lots of photos you want to keep? Learn the ins and outs of your built-in camera, plus apps for safely storing, sharing, and getting creative with your pics.

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.

Can you use AI with just a smartphone? Absolutely—in fact, there's a good chance you already have. Join us to learn what AI might already be built into your device, how to use it safely, and what additional apps or mobile-friendly tools might be useful to explore.

We’ve all heard we should use strong, unique passwords—but how are you supposed to keep track of them all? In this session, you’ll explore simple ways to stay safe online, including how password managers and passkeys can help you ditch the sticky notes and take control of your digital security.

We’ve all heard we should use strong, unique passwords—but how are you supposed to keep track of them all? In this session, you’ll explore simple ways to stay safe online, including how password managers and passkeys can help you ditch the sticky notes and take control of your digital security.

Explore how news and information are shaped by perspective, language, and audience. This session examines media bias, filter bubbles, and algorithms—and helps you reflect on your own information environment and how to broaden it.

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.

Curious about smart speakers, video doorbells, smart lights, or thermostats? In this class, we'll explore how smart home technology can make everyday life more convenient, comfortable, and secure. You'll learn about common smart devices, the benefits they can provide, and the privacy and security considerations that come with bringing internet-connected technology into your home. Whether you're thinking about your first smart device or wondering if smart home technology is right for you, this class will help you make informed decisions with confidence.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Many apps and games claim to “train your brain” or even prevent dementia and memory loss. But do they actually work? What tools can you use online (and offline) to keep your brain healthy and active over time?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Want to watch movies, read books, or listen to music online? Learn how to use free library apps like Libby, Hoopla, and Kanopy, and explore other popular services. We’ll talk about different ways these platforms work — including free with ads, subscriptions, or pay-per-use — so you can choose what’s right for you.

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.

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.

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.

Have you ever wondered how people share documents, access files from multiple devices, or work together without emailing endless attachments? This session explores how cloud-based tools make it easier to create, store, organize, and share information. We'll explore how cloud collaboration works, discuss when it can be helpful, and look at practical examples of how these tools are used in everyday life.

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.

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.