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Tutor: Sue Robb
Ever feel like the digital world is moving fast and no one stopped to explain it properly? This course is designed especially for curious retirees who want clear, respectful explanations without jargon, hype, or pressure. No prior tech knowledge required just an open mind. Well explore, in plain English: How the Internet Actually Works What happens when you Google something? Where does information come from? Who decides what you see? How Artificial Intelligence Really Works What AI can do well and where it gets things wrong (because it often does). Learn how to ask better questions and spot unreliable answers.
Venue: 288 Edward St
Wednesday 12.30pm - 2.00pm. Classes started 15 July, finish 16 September.
Cost: $45 (prepaid), 9 weeks
Current Enrolments: 17 (full capacity)
What Data Is and Why It Matters
What companies collect, how its used, and how to protect yourself.
Using AI and Medical Websites Wisely
How to cross check health information, understand medications, interpret test results, and make sense of what your doctor told you without falling down an internet rabbit hole.
This isnt about replacing professionals. Its about becoming a confident, informed participant in your own decisions.
Youll learn how to:
Ask smarter questions
Double check information
Avoid common online traps
Use AI as a helpful assistant not a substitute for judgement
The digital world doesnt have to be mysterious or overwhelming. With the right guidance, it can become a powerful tool working for you, not against you.
Knowledge is confidence. Confidence is independence.
About the Tutor:
For most of my working life I have worked with computers. I have also taught in schools, mostly computer based classes. I was bought up in a guesthouse, where my mother was the cook, amd I have retained a strong interest in food and cooking. And heathy diet.
In all classes I will show you how to get accurate information from the web, and to use AI..
Unfortunately enrolments in this class have exceeded room capacity and no new enrolments can be accepted at this time. You may contact the tutor to express your interest should a vacancy arise.
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