Skip to main content

Come and see me at the Bloomsburg Public Library

 Greetings fans,
I always love taking my show on the road and helping people live, in real-time face-to-face. So I have teamed up with the Bloomsburg Public Library to present an in-person workshop on computer topics. They are free and open to the public on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month from 11:00 am to noon.
So show up, receive hands-on help, and get the dirty lo-down on internet security issues. Did you know you have options on your devices to help protect your identity and privacy? Learn about security settings available in popular apps to help control who can see what about you. There is no need to share who you are all over the internet, which invites scammers.
Surf with safety and privacy in a few button clicks.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Oh - did I mention FREE?

I have always thought that CareerLink needed to do more to let people know who we are and what we do. Sometimes it seems like the only people who know we exist (or think we only provide services) are the unemployed. While we offer more and more services along these lines, invaluable assistance, I will dare to say, CareerLink is so much more. YES - we have an excellent website to help the LOCAL job seeker find LOCAL employment. YES- we have on-site staff to provide personalized help with employment and unemployment services, Veteran assistance, job training, GED, and more. YES - we have a Computer Resource Area (or the CRA) for people who do not have access to computers for Unemployment tasks and job searching. YES - we have a roving, mobile computer lab that travels far and wide to bring our services to your town. Just look for 'The LINK,' an RV-sized vehicle cruising around. It doesn't get more convenient than that. But did you know that - NO - you DO NOT  have to be UNemp...
Post a Comment
Read more

I'm on the road again!

There was a time (lo-these many years ago) when the only workshops I presented were live, face-to-face workshops in my classroom. It was a more participatory experience for all concerned. I loved interacting with the attendees.   However, the 'new normal' has changed things a bit. Seeing my smiling face in a little Zoom window (is now a main-stay. The havoc of the virtual workshops I'm afraid. While I am sure my enthusiasm still comes through, I miss helping people in a live, face-to-face setting.   So, not to be daunted by these obstacles. I have recently been taking some of my workshops on the road (coming now to a town near you)! This month alone I have presented at 3 different schools in our region.   On May 3rd, I joined some of my co-patriots at CSO to present résumé preparation and online job hunting tips at McCann Business school in Lewisburg. We spent about an hour presenting to several classes in a large lecture classroom.   On May 6th, I spent all day (a ...
Post a Comment
Read more