Getting Started Using IT
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Getting Started
Step by step instructions to help guide you
Wherever you are on your digital journey, whether starting out or building confidence, we can help!
How can we help?
- We can help you to find support to loan a tablet or pc or you can search for an Online Centre that provides a scheme.
- We can help you to find an affordable data plan or broadband connection.
- We can help you to get the most out of your current device, with our online digital support group Tech Break or support from a volunteer.
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To find out more, contact Age UK Islington's Helpline: gethelp@ageukislington.org.uk / 020 7281 6018 (Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm)
To get the most out of the internet
See the Learn My Way platform, which includes free courses for you to learn digital skills to stay safe and connected.
Step-by-step guides from Age UK, provide tips and guidance to help you with the basics, like getting an email address or joining a Zoom session, and to feel confident and stay safe online.
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Helping you to get confident using IT
Age UK Islington Tech Break group sessions
We have fortnightly presentations on Zoom hosted by knowledgeable volunteer Simon. Find out more about Simon!
12noon - 1pm fortnightly online
The topics are based on the most common questions we receive from our clients and their feedback during the sessions.February
23rd: Tips to extend the life of your mobile vs. Signs it’s time to get a new one
March
8th: Keeping your photos and other data in sync across different devices
22nd: Mobile phone cameras live follow along demo: March session
April
5th: Improving photos with simple editing on your mobile phone
19th: Pros and cons of iOS vs Android
May
3rd: What is "the cloud" and when are you using it?
17th: Mobile phone cameras live follow along demo: May session
To book, contact Age UK Islington Activities Co-ordinator: by email or call 020 7281 6018.Ability Net session
Digital Discovery for Older PeopleWednesday 28th February, 1 - 2pm - Online
A free webinar with helpful tips on understanding and getting the most out of the online world, with information particularly aimed at older people aged 65+.