Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Older People – Darwin

What:

Join ASCCA for a practical and engaging Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Older People, held in Darwin. This free, beginner-friendly session is designed especially for seniors who want to understand what AI is, how it works, and how it can support them in both everyday life and community roles.

Who:

Presented by ASCCA Director Deborah Martin and Lead Digital Mentor Natika Hawes-Wright, this workshop will guide participants through the essentials of AI in plain, accessible language. Deborah and Natika specialise in helping older Australians build digital confidence and skills in a safe, inclusive environment.

When & Where:

📅 26th June 2025

🕘 9:00am to 12:00pm

📍Library and Archives NT, 54 Cavenagh St, Darwin

What You’ll Learn:

What is Artificial Intelligence? Learn how AI mimics human thinking and why it matters.
Everyday Uses for AI: Discover how AI tools can assist with writing emails and letters, summarising documents, planning events, and managing daily tasks.
Support for Volunteers & Clubs: See how AI can make it easier to write grant applications, draft newsletters, create social media posts, and support local community work.
Hands-On Demos: Explore easy-to-use tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft CoPilot, Canva AI, Claude, and Perplexity, with real-life examples tailored to seniors.
Safety & Ethics: Understand the risks, how to check information, and what AI can’t do.
Getting Started: Learn how to access AI tools, with or without a paid account, and how to personalise them for your needs.

Why Attend?

Whether you’re managing your own affairs or helping run a community group, this session will help you build practical digital skills using AI in ways that are useful, safe and even fun. No prior tech experience is required.

Free event. Friendly format. Open to all older Australians interested in digital confidence and community connection.