Be CURIOUS
Curious to explore something new? Engagement with technology takes many forms at Wayne Senior Center. Build confidence and explore new topics with others at an upcoming workshop, deep-dive with 1:1 assistance, tap into a wide network of publicly available digital resources, take part in online community with WSC Connect, or just drop-in to chat. Programs are offered both at the Center and at partner locations in the community.
Workshops
From iPhone Basics, Online Safety, Selling Online, and more, our workshops help you navigate the digital landscape with confidence. Keep an eye on the Center calendar for upcoming tech workshops both at the Center and community partner locations across the Main Line.
Refer to each location for registration – visit their web calendar or call directly. And, for every class -bring your device and any relevant account info (email, passwords, etc.) to follow along!
Wayne Senior Center (WSC)
Wednesdays, 10:30am-12:00pm
1/22 – iPhone Photos: Camera, Editing, Albums, iCloud
Radnor Memorial Library (RML)
Thursdays, Class 2:00-3:00pm, Drop-in tech help 3:00-4:00pm
1/23 – Digital Wallets & Payments (Apple & Google)
2/6 – Bird & Plant Identification Apps
2/20 – iPhone Basics #1: Accounts, Gestures, Basics
3/6 – iPhone Basics #2: Settings, Find My Phone, Emergency SOS
3/20 – iPhone Basics #3: Camera, Photos, Albums, iCloud
Tredyffrin Public Library (TPL)
Mondays, Open Tech Help 12:00-1:00pm
1/13, 1/27, 2/10, 2/24 & 3/10
Digitize Your Photos, Slides, Negatives for Free
Two 45-minute slots available each day at 10:15am and 11:00am.Digitize your old photo prints, scrapbook pages, negatives, or slides for free in the TL Makerspace. Depending on material, expect to scan around 10-25 items. Bring a flash drive or receive an emailed link to download images. Register on the TL online calendar, by emailing Francis ([email protected]), or by calling TL directly. 1 person per time slot.
Easttown Library (EL)
Mondays, Class 10:00am-11:30am, Open Tech Help 11:30am-12:30pm
2/3 – Using ChatGPT & Discussion
2/17 – AI Voice Cloning
3/17 – Digital Spring Cleaning
Ludington Library (LL)
Tuesdays, Class 1:00-2:00pm, Drop-in tech help 2:00-3:30pm
1/21 – Zoom: How to Join and Host Meetings
2/4 – Learn to Use Libby
2/18 – Digital Coupons & Grocery Store Apps
3/4 – Facebook Marketplace
3/18 – Bird & Plant Identification Apps
Malvern Library (ML) *NEW*
Wednesdays, 10:30am-12:00pm, Open Tech Help 12:00pm-1:00pm
2/5 – iPhone Fundamentals
3/5 – iPhone Photos: Camera, Editing, Albums, iCloud
Location Key:
LL- Ludington Library (Bryn Mawr)
RML- Radnor Memorial Library (Radnor)
EL- Easttown Library (Berwyn)
TPL- Tredyffrin Public Library (Strafford)
ML- Malvern Library
WSC- Wayne Senior Center (Wayne)
Open Tech Help Hours
Open hours to ask specific questions about your device, share something new that you’ve learned, or discuss current tech topics. Stop in to chat and learn something new. During this time, help is first-come-first-served and discussion may be in small groups. Any topic is welcome but more in-depth questions may require follow-up via one-on-one appointment or referral to an upcoming workshop. No reservation necessary, stop in during any advertised open tech help times:
- WSC – Tech Tuesdays (every Tuesday) 9:00AM-11:00AM
- Radnor Memorial Library – Thursday, 3:00PM-4:00PM, only after class
- Ludington Library- Tuesdays, 2:00PM-3:30PM, only after class
- Easttown Library- Mondays, 11:30AM-12:30PM, only after class
- Tredyffrin Public Library- Mondays, 12:00PM-1:00PM
- Malvern Library- Wednesdays, 12:00PM-1:00PM, only after class
1:1 Tech Help
Dedicated, one-on-one tech help – address specific questions, explore areas of interest, or build your exposure to and confidence with technology. Assistance can cover a wide range of topics, from general smartphone or computer guidance, selling online, photo and file organization, to creative pursuits with art and music software, digitizing physical files or photos, online job applications, and beyond.
Email Francis – [email protected] – call the center, or stop by to set up an appointment. Appointments can be made for up to an hour and times are available during the center’s open hours.
Resources
Access a network of tech-related resources based on your interests and needs and share your knowledge with others. Free internet and mobile-device programs, continuing education opportunities, digital applications, online affinity groups and social clubs, instructional videos, and more are readily available – for those in the know. We’re consistently working to broaden our understanding and access to current tech-related resources.
Drop by during Open Tech Help Hours or schedule an appointment to learn more about the abundant information, community, and resources available online and elsewhere. If you’ve come across a resource that excites you or could benefit others, don’t hesitate to share via email, phone call, or by dropping in.
iPad Lending Library
Take an iPad for a no-pressure test drive. WSC members have access to our lending library of iPads that can be used here in the center or borrowed for up to a month.
Email Francis – [email protected] – call the center, or stop by during Open Tech Help hours to explore an iPad here in the center or to request an appointment to borrow one.
Volunteer Opportunity:
Become A Tech Tutor
Are you tech-savvy and passionate about making a difference in the lives of older adults? Volunteer as a Tech Tutor with Wayne Senior Center and help bridge the digital divide! Volunteers provide invaluable support by working one-on-one with older adults to build confidence and skills in using technology, from navigating smartphones and tablets to mastering email and video calls. Volunteers also assist our Digital Navigator staff with group workshops, offering guidance and encouragement in a supportive, inclusive environment.
Flexible scheduling with a minimum commitment of 2-4 hours per week. Criminal background check required. For a full Tech Tutor volunteer description click the link below.