FBI CyberSecurity Talk, Wednesday 11:00 am

Don't Forget! 

CyberSecurity
 Presentation by

FBI Special Agent Alan Vanderpoleg
Sponsored by RCW Computer Club

11:00 AM
Auditorium

We are very fortunate to have this presentation so please try to come.  

We will also be having our regular meeting at 7:00 pm in Classroom 2  to Unravel the Mysteries of GPS.

How to Think Like a Millenial --Living in a Senior World

Our January 16 meeting was titled How to Think Like a Millenial --Living in a Senior World comparing digital natives (the millenials) with digital immigrants ( seniors).  Below are some links from the presentation and some you might be interested in.

ColorScape -  Turn your photos into coloring pages  https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/colorscape-color-your-photos/id1054822637?mt=8

QR Generator and Scanner  - https://www.qrstuff.com/scan

PhotoMyne - https://photomyne.com/

Videos and More

Millenial Interview  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo0KjdDJr1c
Generations X,Y,Z --https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtIojDWOsgg
Augmented Reality Demo  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH_LfXnklRw
How to use QR Codes  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1o5JDwp2k

Can your smartphone really cause cancer or ADHD?

This is a Podcast by Kim Kommando which has very interesting and alarming information we all need to think about it.

CONSUMER TECH UPDATE

Can your smartphone really cause cancer or ADHD?

They used to say smoking wasn't harmful to our health. Today, researchers and doctors are warning about radio frequency radiation from our wireless technology, but are we listening? Researchers behind the film "Generation Zapped," an eye-opening documentary about health risks such as brain cancer, ADHD and other medical issues caused by RF frequencies, discuss their findings.

Click or tap to learn more about the effects of smartphones.

Enjoy the New Year!

 

I am excited about the Jan. 9 meeting.  Pearl Diaz, a Pima County technology librarian will be presenting a program on all the online resources available through the Pima and Arizona library systems...and it's not just downloadable books.  You can get a library card with your rent receipt and mail addressed to you at Tucson.  For the program, bring your computer or device and your library card and Pearl will show you how to take advantage of the wealth of resources available.

Beautify the New Year...
Check out this website with lovely calendars to print for 2019.  You  will select the calendar, save each month as a picture in a file.  Then you can print it.  FYI, the Mission library at the corner of Ajo has a color printer which you can print the calendar for 10 cents a sheet.  There are some calendars that your grandkids will love as well pretty ones for general use.

https://thecottagemarket.com/2018/12/the-best-free-printable-2019-calendars.html

See you Wednesday, January 9 in  Classroom 2 at 7:00 pm!

Technology Night at the Movies

Technology Night at the Movies

Time to Learn Something New!

https://www.renderforest.com/watch-12367699

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How to Find Videos for
Education and Entertainment

•Finding technology tutorials and how to’s•Finding videos for further education

•Finding videos of movies for entertainment

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How to Search YouTube like a Pro!

•Find a specific YouTube channel

royal wedding, channel

•Watch live videos on YouTube

zoo, live

•Limit your search to recently uploaded videos

oprah winfrey, this week

•Find only official videos, no fan material please

never say never, partner

•Find movies on YouTube

jackie chan, movie

•Find 4K or HD only videos on YouTube

the king’s speech trailer, hd

•.Find 3D video clips on YouTube

avatar, 3d

•Find lengthy videos on YouTube

tom and jerry cartoons, long

•Perform exact-match searches on YouTube

allintitle:”google goes gaga”

•Mix and Match YouTube Search operators

ted talks, hd, this month, long

•The best part about YouTube search is that you combine multiple search operators with commas and apply them all to your query (much like the Boolean AND operator). The above example will help use find all TED talks that have recently been uploaded to YouTube.

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YouTube Shortcuts

•Space is your go-to key for starting and stopping playback

•Home and End keys get you to the start and end of your video.

•Number keys jump through the video by percentage point (5=50 percent)

 

•cursor keys fast-forward

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•When watching a clip, click the Add to button then choose Watch Later.

–It’s actually just a playlist that YouTube sets up for you but it’s handy when you don’t have time to watch all the video content you want to right now. From the main YouTube menu you can access the Watch Later list as well as your subscriptions and your viewing history.

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Channels  of Interest

•Kim Komando Show

•Technology for Teachers and Students

•Teacher’s Tech

•Simpletivity

•CNET

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Try These Videos

•Kim’s Old Cell Phone Commercials

–How to come up with a safe password

•You’re doing passwords all wrong (more information to print)

•3D Printing

•Google Docs

•What is the Cloud?

•Google Calendar Tricks

•Creating YouTube Channel and Playlist

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Other Than YouTube

•The Internet Archive is a web-based library of all sorts of free content, including books, music, software, and, of course, movies. Just as you might associate a physical library with doing research, one of the strengths of The Internet Archive’s video content is its vast collection of historical content.

•The Open Video Project The Open Video Project has been developed at the Interaction Design Laboratory at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill’s School of Information and Library Science. The site is targeted toward the research community, including those who work with multimedia retrieval and digital libraries.

•TED  The TED website features more than 2,300 talks covering a vast swathe of topics, such as technology, business, design, science, and global issues.

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                       More Videos Online

•National Geographic Videos

•Discovery Channel TV

•Science Channel TV

•Travel Channel TV

•DIY NetworkTV

•HGTV

•Animal Planet

•Itunes U

•Tubi Free TV

First Meeting

Our next meeting is Wednesday, December 12th which will be Technology Night at the Movies.  Don't Miss It !

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Now for the Lighter Side

•https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp-uKlhXvmo

First Computer Club Meeting on Wednesday at 7:00 pm

Our first computer club meeting is on Wednesday at 7:00.  We will use the time to enjoy some snacks and conversation with friends old and new.  Then we will plan for a new season of computer and technology learning.  There will also be some door prizes.  So invite a friend and come to Classroom 2 on Wednesday at 7:00.