HE R E TO HELP YOU W I T H YO U R SMARTPHONE, TABLET AND COMPUTER The objective of digital inclusion is to ensure that the elderly, those with less purchasing power or with intellectual or audio-visual disabilities, are not left out of a world that offers many possibilities. Computer Friendly is a “not for profit” registered local charity, supported by St Albans District Council, helping adults in St Albans and surrounding areas to feel included and less isolated by being better skilled on digital devices to meet the demands of the ever increasing online world. There are FREE weekly drop-in sessions at the Quaker Meeting Room, Southdown Road for people with immediate device problems who need quick solutions or just want information and advice. Computer Friendly delivers 60 courses a year in local venues, for starters and intermediates on using tablets, smartphones and computers as well as specialist internet-based leisure courses such as staying safe online, buying and selling on eBay, Facebook, and researching your family history. They also train on basic and advanced Windows, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The unique style of learning guides you through comprehensive training whilst responding to individual needs, and all delivered in locations at the heart of the community. For further information, visit the Computer Friendly website www.cfsta.org or contact them on Lewlec Electrical Advert - Half Page Landscape (3).pdf 1 21/01/2021 15:29 01727 617359.
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