Two New Courses!
BoomerTECH Adventures is excited to announce that we have added two new offerings to our course catalog:
Many of us know the basics of Safari, but do we fully appreciate all of its features? Here are several Safari options that many folks overlook:
- Reader View
- Multiple options available with the Share Button
- Differences among Bookmarks, Favorites, & Reading List
- New search tips.
Below is a screen shot of the opening Safari screen. Check out the icons/symbols the arrows point to–do you know the purpose of each one? Video # 2 in Unlock Safari’s Secrets in Five Lessons explains them all, plus more.
The other videos in this course are:
- The Top Menu
- Reader View
- The Share Button
- Search Tips.
Our second new course, More Hidden Gems Lurking in Your iPhone/iPad, builds on our earlier course, Hidden Gems Lurking in Your iPhone/iPad. In both courses, we explore the often under utilized features of our iPhones and iPads.
Topics in this newest course include:
- Using folders in the Photos app to organize your hundreds of images
- Explaining the For You?Memories feature in the Photos app
- Additional information about privacy and Security issues
- Starting a video recording quickly
- Using Siri as your virtual personal assistant & hands-free helper
- Controlling text size
- Adding widgets to your Home Screen
Here’s a short clip from the course that gives you an idea what the course videos are like.
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Originally Published on https://boomertechadventures.com/
Ed Brazee is co-founder of BoomerTECH Adventures with colleagues Jill Spencer and Chris Toy. BoomerTECH Adventures helps fellow boomers develop their digital expertise while modeling and encouraging compassion, honesty, fairness, respect for diversity, and adherence to ethical behavior. Using technology in this day and age is much more than knowing what buttons to push!
Ed is professor emeritus of education at the University of Maine where he taught for 25 years. He was also publications editor for the Association for Middle Level Education, and directed a highly regarded summer institute for teachers.
