Sue Schwartz
Brain studies have shown that learning languages has multiple benefits beyond just improving your communication skills. It can increase problem-solving abilities, critical thinking and even how to use your Apple products.
Computer technology had us struggling with terminology until we decided to reboot and learn this new languages-essential vocabulary. Review hardware and software, networks and directories, encryption and firewalls and much more. You’ll definitely want to cache these words in your memory!
Tim Cook, Apple CEO, recently shared the company commitment to educating our youth. Apple has supported teachers and our youth for over 40 years. I don’t know about you, but I was out of school before Apple implemented those programs. No wonder I struggle with some concepts.
The good news is we can learn from Mike Canterbury. In our April meeting, Mike concluded a well-received, in-depth review of “settings.” For our May meeting, Mike will continue with a variety of practical tactics to improve security and efficient use and enjoyment of all Apple devices.
The May meeting will be held in the Phoenix Room in Cottonwood on May 14, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. The topic will be Security on-line and some hidden tips and tricks. Keynote: Mike Canterbury
If you plan to attend the May meeting, please email Gary Bross at [email protected] to assure we have the room arranged properly.
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” — Steve Jobs