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Computer BasicsNew

Excel Conditional Formatting Exercise 1

An introductory Excel exercise that teaches you how to use conditional formatting to automatically highlight larger costs in a simple data table, improving visibility of important numbers

Added Jul 27, 2026
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NewsNew

Convert Handwriting Into A Computer Font

WOW! One page of handwriting, one photo and a free tool give you a font of your loved one’s handwriting that works in Word forever. One son preserved his mother’s writing as Parkinson’s took her penmanship. It’s “something I can have one day when she’s not here.”

Added Jul 27, 2026
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SmartphonesNew

Set Up Your iPhone and Android Before You Need It

Emergency SOS is a built-in feature on most modern phones that lets you call for help or share your location with selected contacts, even when you can’t reach your phone or have no cell service. The article explains how to enable and test Emergency SOS on iPhone and Android.

Added Jul 27, 2026
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InternetNew

Download Your Google Photos using Takeout

A beginner-friendly guide to using Google Takeout to create and download a copy of Google Photos to a Windows computer, including steps to configure exports, start the export, and verify downloaded files.

Added Jul 27, 2026
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InternetNew

Your Email Travels Under The Sea!

It's one of those technologies that most people use every day without ever seeing. Here are some of the more surprising facts.

Added Jul 23, 2026
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NewsNew

Why Seniors Do Better In A Group

Have you ever sat there staring at a screen, feeling like everyone else in the room already knows the trick you’re missing? That feeling has a name. It’s the “I don’t get it” spiral, and it’s exhausting. You start comparing yourself to your grandkids and suddenly you feel thirty years behind on something that shouldn’t matter this much.

Added Jul 23, 2026
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What your kids and grandkids wish you understood

Have you ever wondered why younger generations sometimes see the world so differently? The answers go far beyond smartphones and social media. This week, we turn the tables and explore what your children and grandchildren wish older adults understood about money, work, technology, and life today. A little curiosity can lead to stronger family relationships and far better conversations.

Added Jul 21, 2026
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SmartphonesNew

Your Parents' Phone Problems Aren't About the Phone

A simple 20-minute setup can reduce phone frustration for someone who struggles with reading, navigation, or safety. The article suggests practical tweaks to text size, home screen layout, emergency information, call filtering, and quick access to trusted contacts to support independent phone use.

Added Jul 21, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

Five AI Superpowers

The content provides a practical guide to five AI-powered approaches for clearer thinking, better decisions, and faster learning, with examples and suggested prompts. It also includes a mix-and-match section showing how combining prompts can enhance outcomes.

Added Jul 20, 2026
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Smartphones

Voicemails Are Not On Your Phone

Voicemails are stored on your carrier’s server, not on your phone, and many messages may be deleted after a short period. Exporting important voicemails as audio files can preserve them forever, with simple steps varying by device. The article highlights carrier retention policies, a quick method to save messages, and a reminder to act before deletion.

Added Jul 20, 2026
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Online Safety

Behavioral Biometrics

What if your bank knew it was really you before you finished typing your password? Learn how behavioral biometrics is quietly changing online security.

Added Jul 15, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

HTML Programming by ChatGPT

Discover how easy it is to create your own interactive webpage using ChatGPT—no programming experience required. In this hands-on class, you'll generate a colorful website from a single prompt, preview it directly inside ChatGPT, and learn how to make simple improvements with follow-up prompts. A fun introduction to HTML and AI-assisted web design for beginners.

Added Jul 19, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

HTML Vista Previa Espanol Mexico

Descubra lo fácil que es crear su propia página web interactiva con ChatGPT, sin necesidad de saber programar. En esta actividad práctica, generará un sitio web colorido utilizando un solo prompt, lo visualizará directamente dentro de ChatGPT y aprenderá a mejorarlo con instrucciones adicionales. Una introducción divertida a HTML y al diseño de páginas web con ayuda de la inteligencia artificial, ideal para principiantes.

Added Jul 19, 2026
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News

Gen Alpha Explained

Who exactly is Generation Alpha, and why do they seem so different?** Discover how children growing up with tablets, AI, and short-form video are reshaping the world. This easy-to-read guide explores their unique experiences and offers practical ways grandparents can better understand and connect with the next generation.

Added Jul 15, 2026
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Smartphones

A Sound Investment

Your voice mails don't live on your phone.

Added Jul 15, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

Computer Millionaire

AI says, "Who wants to play Computer Millionaire?"

Added Jul 15, 2026
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Online Safety

Don't Scan That QR Code

A QR code is simply a shortcut that opens a website, app, payment page, menu, coupon, or contact card on your phone. Most QR codes are safe, but scammers can use them to hide fake websites that steal passwords, payments, or personal information.

Added Jul 13, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

Fun ChatGPT Exercises For Your Phone

Fun ChatGPT Exercises for Your Phone is a beginner-friendly guide that teaches people how to use ChatGPT on a smartphone. Through simple, hands-on exercises, readers learn to restore old photos, create AI artwork, understand everyday documents, identify scams, write better messages, and ask effective follow-up questions with confidence.

Added Jul 13, 2026
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AI & ChatGPT

Fun Things To Do With ChatGPT

ChatGPT is an AI language model designed to understand and generate humanlike text based on the input it receives. It can assist with answering questions, writing stories, and having conversations, making it a versatile tool for fun and learning.

Added Jul 13, 2026
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News

Computer Class News

This classroom handout presents three current technology topics for adults and seniors: practical Windows 11 improvements, AI meeting assistants that automatically create notes and summaries, and growing technology adoption among adults over 50. Each topic includes simple explanations, classroom demonstrations, discussion questions, and real-world examples.

Added Jul 12, 2026
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