Getting Online on the Go

Using Your Smartphone or Mobile Device

FREE Lunch and Learn for People Over 50
Date: Monday 14 October 2019
Time: 12:30 - 2:30pm

Learn what you can achieve online while out and about. Listen to the international and out of area radio, podcasts and audiobooks. Watch catch-up TV and learn how to use streaming services and YouTube. Find your way around with online maps and transport timetables.

Lunch, tea and coffee provided.

Please bring a pen and some note paper.

Bookings Essential. Phone: 02 4032 5500
Email: programs@theplacecharlestown.org.au


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