Join a small group session to improve your digital literacy! Groups will be lead by NBN ambassador Katharine Routh, and will provide advice and support on topics that will help you navigate the digital world. Tutorial 1 will cover phone and email communication, Tutorial 2 will help with understanding apps and websites, and Tutorial 3 will provide tips on protecting your digital legacy and online footprint.

TICKETS WILL OPEN FOR BOOKING ON 21 OCTOBER.

EACH TUTORIAL REQUIRES A SEPARATE TICKET - please check which tickets you have added before finalising your booking.

Tutorial 1 at 10.30am : Communication

A small group session to provide assistance with sending emails and attachments on a mobile device. How to make sure that the information you are sending is safe to do and learning the merits of using a video calling application.

- Sending emails and attaching files/photos
- Video Calling
- Messaging apps v SMS
- Security when sending personal/confidential documents online

Tutorial 2 at 11.30am : Understanding apps and websites

Do you wonder what the difference is between an app and a website? Do you wonder if websites/apps are safe to use? This short class will decipher some language for you so that you can have a better understanding of the mobile applications that are available to you. With confidence and understanding of what these things are, you will then be able to make clearer decisions on what will or won’t work for you.

- What is the difference between an app and a website?
- How to download apps
- Using and navigating apps
- Useful apps – Services NSW, MyGov
- Online Banking, Pay ID, Google Pay/Apple Pay (What is online banking? Is it safe?)

Tutorial 3 at 12.30pm : Digital Legacy

Join us for an interactive session to learn about how you can manage and plan for your digital legacy. We will cover some important information about your digital presence and digital assets and tips on how to ensure the peace of mind of you and your family.

- What happens to your digital footprint?
- Closing accounts/stopping automatic renewal fees etc
- Who owns downloaded data? Music/books/art