Microsoft Internet Explorer no longer safe
If you are still using Microsoft’s classic web browser, Internet Explorer, you are at risk. If you’ve used a
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Google Maps has gone global
Google Maps has gone global. Or maybe universal.
Neat huh?
Teaching is all in the family for this father-son duo
Father and son Cesar and Fabio Costa agree that by helping people build skills as Oasis Connections volunteer instructors their own lives are enriched.
New Spanish translations
Oasis Connections student handbooks Exploring the Internet and iPhone Essentials iOS 11 have been translated to Spanish.
Older adults with technology know-how have the world at their fingertips
Technology can be used for everyday life and experiences that are extraordinary.
Want more protection for your email and Facebook accounts?
Two Factor Authentication is an effective way to prevent criminals from taking control of your email and other accounts.
Removing the language barrier translates to success with technology
Learning to use the computer has impacted every aspect of life for Laura Moreno, who has brought herself up to speed by taking Oasis Connections classes at the Grauwyler Park Library in Dallas, TX. She is thrilled that so many others in her Spanish-speaking community can turn to Oasis for technology training.
Celebrating the connections our volunteers make
This National Volunteer Month we express our gratitude for the astounding work done by volunteers to help people 50+ across the country adopt new technology!
Who’s Craig and why does he have a list?
Learning never stops, no matter how old we get. What you choose to learn depends on where you are at in your life, what needs or interests you might have. Finding good programs to help you learn more about them becomes first and foremost for a lifelong learner. Technology, humanities, art, history, you name it … people at Oasis centers across the country know just how important this is. So what’s the big deal about a class with a funny name?