Happy New Year!
Is this the year you’re going to kick your digital skills up a notch (apologies to Emeril Lagasse)?
Let BoomerTECH Adventures help you. We have spent the past year developing courses designed to help folks improve their digital skills, no matter what level they are presently at. Want to know how to manipulate the focus and exposure when you open your camera app? We’ve got a course for that! You’ve just begun to Zoom, but still have a lot of questions. We have a course that answers them! You look at the images in your Photos app and wonder how you might make them sparkle? Yes, we have a course that will teach you all about fantastic editing options.
Our courses are unique because they …
- Are designed by educators who understand how people learn.
- Come organized in a PDF (a format that will open on any digital device) with links you can access repeatedly at times that are convenient for you.
- Combine step-by-step videos with pertinent articles and helpful cheat sheets.
- Offer access to the BoomerTECH Adventures guides (Chris, Ed, & Jill) for your specific questions.
Here is an example of the resources in one of our courses, Hidden Gems Lurking in Your iPhone and iPad.
Below is a complete list of our courses (with links) as of January 10, 2021:
- Taking Awesome Pictures with Your iPhone/iPad Camera
- Fantastic Photo Finishes–Organize and Edit Your Images With your iPhone/iPad Photos App
- Introduction to Mac Basics
- Introduction to iPhone Basics
- Take Fabulous Pictures of the Flora and Fauna in Your World
- Introduction to Zoom Basics
- Hidden Gems Lurking in Your iPhone and iPad
- Create and Deliver Online Zoom Courses
Coming soon!
- Cooking With BoomerTECH Adventures
- Digital Tools to Help You Write Your Memoir
Make this the year that you upgrade your digital skills to keep up with the grandkids! We’re here to help!
A Happy New Year’s Gift for You from BoomerTECH Adventures
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