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iPhone: Some Surprising Things You Can Do With It on Wednesdays in April at River House
with Jim Cargilo
Your iPhone is an amazingly powerful tool—great for your daily enjoyment and perfect for keeping track of your health and well-being. As we get older, a little extra help and a few reminders can make life run a lot more smoothly. That’s where your iPhone truly shines!
Think of it as your personal helper, ready to remind you of important tasks, guide you through what you need to do, and help you stay on track for a healthy, active life.
Join us to discover many fun and useful things your iPhone can do to make your life simpler—and get ready to be surprised by just how much this tiny powerhouse can really do!
Smartphones are just a miniaturized computer, so learning them is just an extension to learning a Computer – they both use your mind and fingers…
Jim has been working with, and building computers, since 1981. He has worked for some major computer Companies such as Plessey Peripheral Systems (DEC), Fujitsu America (Disk Drives), MSI Data (Hand Held Scanners), and Aston-Tate (Software). He also started some of his own companies which he eventually sold to larger Companies: Simply Computers (PCs), Tobar (Disk Drives), Megastor (Disk Drives), and Dynamic Products (Australia).
Class sessions will be held on Wednesdays, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 from 9:15 to 10:15 at the River House (179 Marine Street, St. Augustine 32084)
For ages 18 and up.
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Apple Devices: iPhone Basics on Thursdays in April at River House
with Fred Hathorn
This course is about iPhones only.
Lesson topics will be:
- Getting Started with the iPhone
- iPhone Settings & Personalization
- Essential Apps for Everyday Use
- Productivity, Ecosystem & Everyday Skills
By the end of the course students will be able to:
- Operate and troubleshoot their iPhone (on/off, reboot, basic fixes).
- Adjust key settings and personalize their device.
- Use the core apps (Phone, Messages, Mail, Safari, Photos).
- Install new apps safely.
- Understand iCloud and how Apple devices work together.
A brief bio on the instructor, Fred Hathorn:
- 1966-1992 US Army officer, mostly working in information technology
- 1992-2006 Information technology consultant, multiple governmental clients
- 2010-2014 Member, Saint Augustine Mac User Group (SAMUG)
- 2014-2017 Vice-President, Saint Augustine Mac User Group (SAMUG)
- 2017-2023 President, Saint Augustine Mac User Group (SAMUG)Education
Education:
- 1966 BS, Mathematics, USAF Academy
- 1972 MS, Industrial Engineering (Computer Utilization), Stanford University
- 1989 DSc, Computer Science, George Washington University
FYI, Mac computers and iPhones are both made by the Apple company.
Class sessions will be held on Thursdays, April 9, 16, 23, 30 (no class session on April 2) from 1:45 - 3:15 at River House (179 Marine Street, St. Augustine 32084)
For ages 18 and up.
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