Participants will learn what ChatGPT is, how to use it, and how to ask effective questions while keeping their information private and understanding the reliability of ChatGPT’s answers. Plus, explore AI tools for translating text, playing games, and finding recipe ideas.

This private in-person Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the National Association of Federal Retirees for their community members.

Participants will learn what ChatGPT is, how to use it, and how to ask effective questions while keeping their information private and understanding the reliability of ChatGPT’s answers. Plus, explore AI tools for translating text, playing games, and finding recipe ideas.

This private in-person Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the National Association of Federal Retirees for their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect yourself when navigating the digital world. Discuss the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs you may have encountered each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle each attempt moving forward to help protect more folks online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the Municipal Retirees Organization Ontario (MROO), for their community members, and is hosted on Zoom.

This in-person workshop will help participants learn how to troubleshoot their personal devices, locate and understand their device information, search for helpful information, and get support online when needed.

This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from mentors. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help participants apply what they’ve learned and build confidence using their devices.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Lambton House for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and practical tips to protect themselves. The workshop will cover the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs associated with each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle these attempts moving forward to help protect more people online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Chartwell Rockcliffe.

(This session has reached capacity — registration is now closed.)

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves when navigating the digital world. Discuss the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs you may have encountered each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle each attempt moving forward to help protect more folks online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Symphony Kanata and private to their community members.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves when navigating the digital world. The workshop will cover the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs you may have encountered in each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle each attempt moving forward to help protect more people online.
This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with National Association of Federal Retirees (NAFR) for their community members, and is hosted on Zoom.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Connected Community at Market Square for their community members only.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to easily connect - includes helpful tips and security information while using the telecommunication tool. Great for those who are new to Zoom!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with
Municipal Retirees Organization Ontario (MROO) for their community members and is hosted on Zoom.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to create, organize, and securely store digital documents to preserve important information. They will explore popular tools and platforms, including cloud-based services, to share and access files seamlessly across devices and online.

The workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from a mentor. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help participants apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with UHN NORC for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how to bank and shop safely online, uncover new techniques for protecting themselves when performing any digital financial tasks, and gain specific insights on how to place an online grocery order securely. This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from mentors. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members.

In this in-person workshop, participants will learn how personal connections are vital to mental health. Connecting online can help supplement in-person connection by letting people discover communities, share with friends and family, connect digitally when they can’t meet in person, and even access mental health services. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive training and support from mentors. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre.

Location: Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre, 1547 Merivale Rd Unit 240, Nepean, ON K2G 4V3

In this FREE 3-hour digital literacy workshop, participants will learn about phishing and social media through two digital literacy programs. One program, developed by Connected Canadians, will be delivered by trained volunteers. The second program, developed by Best Buy Digital Citizen, is an online program.

This program is a collaborative effort between Bruyère Health Research Institute, Connected Canadians, Best Buy Health’s Digital Citizen program and the City of Ottawa. As part of the experience, participants will be asked to complete a short survey to share their feedback and help shape future digital learning programs.

Participants can bring their own personal electronic device. Electronic device loan options are available during the workshop.

Click here to register and save your spot!
Space is limited, so don’t miss out!

Learn what ChatGPT is, how to use it, and how to ask effective questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT’s answers are. Plus, explore AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas.

This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from mentors. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help participants apply what they’ve learned and build confidence using their devices.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with UHN NORC for their community members.

Learn what ChatGPT is, how to use it effectively, and how to ask it questions—while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable its answers are. Plus, explore AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas. In this workshop, participants will also learn how to order groceries online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members.

Learn what ChatGPT is, how you can use it, and how to ask it questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT's answers are. Plus, see AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas. This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from a mentor. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members.

Cet atelier, ouvert au public, offre une excellente occasion aux Canadiens âgés d’apporter leur(s) appareil(s) technologique(s) et de recevoir du soutien personnalisé d’un mentor pour améliorer leurs compétences numériques.

Emplacement: Chartwell du Plateau, 245 Boulevard du Plateau, Gatineau, Quebec J9A 0H9

Salle: Salle Polyvalente

Comment s'inscrire: Cliquez ici pour vous inscrire.

Programme de l’atelier:
12:45–13h00 – Accueil des participants avec collation et café. Installation dans la Salle Polyvalente
13h00–13h30 – Session interactive sur la reconnaissance et la prévention des escroqueries par hameçonnage, animée par un facilitateur de Connected Canadians.
13h30–15h00 – Séance de mentorat individuel avec vos appareils. Collations et café seront disponibles tout au long de cette période, favorisant un environnement convivial.

This free public workshop is a great opportunity for older adults to bring their devices and get technology training and support from a mentor. 

Location: Chartwell du Plateau, 245 Boulevard du Plateau, Gatineau, Quebec J9A 0H9.

Room: Salle Polyvalente

How to Join: Click here to register

Schedule:
12:45–1 PM – Arrivals, snacks, and coffee in Salle Polyvalente
1–1:30 PM – Interactive session on recognizing and preventing phishing scams, led by a Connected Canadians facilitator.
1:30–2:45 PM – One-on-one mentorship with your device, plus continued snacks and socializing.

Learn what ChatGPT is, how you can use it, and how to ask it questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT's answers are. Plus, see AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas. This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from a mentor. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members.

This in-person workshop will help participants learn how to troubleshoot their personal device, locate and identify their device information, search for the right information, and get help online when they are stuck. This workshop begins with a presentation, followed by one-on-one customized support. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from a mentor. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members.

Join us for our in-person informative session!

Get an overview of Connected Canadians and learn about the services we offer. This session provides an opportunity to engage with our team, ask questions, and connect with others. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals, as our mentors will offer personalized technology training and support. Whether you're looking to build confidence in using your devices or gain practical skills, our mentors are here to guide you every step of the way.

This workshop is hosted by Connected Canadians in partnership with the Performing Arts Lodges - Toronto.

Join our NEW virtual and interactive workshop! In this virtual workshop, participants will learn what ChatGPT is, how you can use it, and how to ask it questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT's answers are. Plus, see AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas.

Location: Hosted on Zoom.

How to Join: Click here to register and receive the Zoom link.

This Connected Canadians workshop is supported by funding received in part from the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program and is open to everyone aged 50 and over.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect themselves when navigating the digital world. Discuss the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs you may have encountered each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle each attempt moving forward to help protect more folks online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with National Association of Federal Retirees (NAFR) for their community members and hosted on Zoom

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to create, organize, and securely store digital documents to preserve important information. Explore popular tools and platforms, including cloud-based services, to share and access your files seamlessly across devices and online.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with the Brighton By The Bay community for their members only and hosted on Zoom. It is partially supported by funding from the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to use your browser as a tool to explore the wealth of information on the internet while learning how to find, bookmark, and share reliable information.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with
Municipal Retirees Organization Ontario (MROO) for their community members and is hosted on Zoom.

In our interactive virtual workshop, you'll learn how simple and secure managing your finances online can be. From setting up online banking accounts to depositing cheques with a few clicks, and monitoring your financial health – all in the cozy comfort of your home. Ideal for anyone looking to enhance their digital banking skills. Each workshop will end with a Q&A where you and others can have your individual questions answered.

Ready to Join? Click here to register and receive the Zoom link for each weekly session.

Thank you to TD Bank Group for their support through the TD Ready Commitment in sponsoring Connected Canadians’ Increasing Digital and Financial Literacy workshop.

In this virtual workshop, participants will learn what ChatGPT is, how you can use it, and how to ask it questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT's answers are. Plus, see AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Local Immigration Partnership - Lanark & Renfrew for their community members.

Join our virtual and interactive workshop! In this virtual workshop, participants will learn how to recognize phishing scams and helpful prevention tips to protect yourself when navigating the digital world. Discuss the different types of common phishing scams, the telltale signs you may have encountered each type of phishing attempt, and how to handle each attempt moving forward to help protect more folks online.

Location: Hosted on Zoom.

How to Join: Click here to register and receive the Zoom link.

This Connected Canadians workshop is supported by funding received in part from the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program and is open to everyone aged 50 and over.

In our interactive hybrid workshop, you'll learn how simple and secure managing your finances online can be. From setting up online banking accounts to depositing cheques with a few clicks, and monitoring your financial health – all in the cozy comfort of your home. Ideal for anyone looking to enhance their digital banking skills. Each workshop will end with a Q&A where you and others can have your individual questions answered.

This workshop is hosted by Connected Canadians in partnership with the Performing Arts Lodges - Toronto, hosted on Zoom and having people joining as a group from Market Square.

Learn what ChatGPT is, how you can use it, and how to ask it questions all while keeping your information private and understanding how reliable ChatGPT's answers are. Plus, see AI tools for translating text, playing games, and getting recipe ideas. Participants are encouraged to bring their devices and learning goals to receive technology training and support from a mentor. Connected Canadians mentors will provide personalized assistance to help them apply what they’ve learned and build confidence in using their devices

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre.

Location: Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre, 1547 Merivale Rd Unit 240, Nepean, ON K2G 4V3