A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this in-person workshop will help participants learn how to adjust settings on devices so that they are more accessible to use for those with moderate to severe hearing loss.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This in-person workshop will teach participants how to find useful information on the places they want to go, including directions, reviews and how to ask questions using Google Maps, Google Places and more! 

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

During this live workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

During this live workshop, caregivers and older adults experiencing cognitive decline will learn how to simplify their device user to interface to reduce confusion.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

During this live workshop, participants will learn how to be critical of what they read and see online by recognizing the signs that information is not credible, is biased or incorrect to easily identify fake news when they see it.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

During this live workshop, participants will learn how to bank and shop safely online, and will uncover new techniques for protecting themselves in general when performing any digital financial tasks.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

During this live workshop, participants will learn how to bank and shop safely online, and will uncover new techniques for protecting themselves in general when performing any digital financial tasks.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will teach participants how to find useful information on the places they want to go, including directions, reviews and how to ask questions using Google Maps, Google Places and more!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this workshop will help participants to be able to simplify their device in order to reduce confusion, and set reminders and shortcuts to reduce the need for excess cognitive capacity use on extraneous tasks. Participants will also be clearly able to identify specific activities they want to use their device for.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

Led by our Connected Canadians instructor, this in-person group workshop teaches participants how to recognize email phishing scams and provides helpful prevention tips to better protect yourself.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village presented live on location in the Hiawatha Hall.

Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this workshop will help participants learn how to enable subtitles, what noise cancelling technology is, and how to replace audio cues with visual ones. There will also be discussion of pairing assistive devices (hearing aids) to other devices.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn how to access Government of Canada websites online safely and securely.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn what Youtube is, how to access the website or application and how to find interesting videos and more!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn tools and popular music applications that help them to find and share music online!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn how to troubleshoot their personal device, locate and know their device information, search for the right information, and get help online when they are stuck.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn how to connect their devices to the Internet at home and in a public place safely and effectively.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This workshop will help participants learn the basics of using Zoom, including what Zoom is, how to get Zoom and how to best use this video conferencing tool plus fun tips and tricks!

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this workshop will give participants the tools to better understand touch screens, adjust sensitivity controls, and learn how voice controls can replace actions. They also learn new techniques for holding and interacting with devices and peripherals

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this workshop will help Participants learn techniques for improving visibility of their phone screen, controlling contrast/brightness. They also learn how to use their phone as a magnifier and how to enable speech output for reading.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.

This is Connected Canadians’ first in-person workshop since the beginning of COVID-19.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this workshop will help participants learn a variety of techniques to increase visibility by adjusting font size, creating and deleting shortcuts/icons, adjusting cursor function, and using readers/dictation

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with The Bruyère Village on location in the Hiawatha Hall. Participants receive one-on-one support with their devices by Connected Canadians Technology Mentors following the workshop.