Mac classes – January 2017

Happy New Year everyone! Once again, my class email is coming out a little late. Such is life for the Mac Doc these days. Busy as can be (as a 🐝?), with no end in sight!. I've got a couple of unique things on the schedule this month as well. Read on...

Class list for January 2017:

• Tues., January 10th, from 7-9 pm: "Clean up your Mac!", a FREE presentation at the monthly Black Canyon Mac User's Group, at Proximity Space in Montrose
• Mon., January 16th, from 5:30-7 pm: "The Art of Business: Social Media Marketing", through Weehawken Creative Arts (sign-up link), at the Sherbino Theater
• Wed., January 25th, from 5-7 pm: FREE iPhone/iPad Overview; Ridgway Library

The details:

 First off, next Tuesday, January 10th, from 7-9 pm, at Proximity Space in Montrose; I will be doing a FREE presentation as part of the monthly Black Canyon Mac User Group meeting, which I'm calling "Clean up your Mac!" I've been a member and presenter at the BCMUG meetings for years, and highly encourage any of you with an interest to check it out and join up! For Tuesday night's meeting, I'll be talking about how hard it can be to figure out where stuff is that might be clogging up your Mac, and demonstrating how to manage the ongoing task of keeping your machine from overflowing with data!

 Next, on Monday, January 16th, from 5:30-7 pm, at the Sherbino Theater, as part of Weehawken' Creative Arts' 2017 series, Art as a Small Business, I'll be presenting The Art of Business: Social Media Marketing. This class offers introductory skills for using social media to market your products/business, covering everything from Facebook to Instagram. There are 25 seats available for this $10 class (register with Weehawken), and you don't have to be an artist to attend! 👩🏼‍🎨 There are no materials required but please bring your laptops and smartphones.

 Then, it's the FREE Mac iPad/iPhone Overview, on Wednesday, January 25th from 5-7 pm at the Ridgway Library. This class is held in the small meeting room at the Library, and space is limited, so you have to sign up. The Library staff has asked that I handle the sign ups, so give me a call at 970-417-8434 (or drop me an email) if you'd like to attend. (Be aware that first-timers take priority over anyone who has taken the class before, but there are often openings for repeaters).

I hope to see you all at a class sometime soon. And in the meantime, I'm wishing you nothing but success in your computing adventures this year!