The session is aimed at people who are new to being online. It answers questions like What is cloud computing? or What is your digital footprint?.

It will also explain health issues that can occur through using computers and how to avoid them. Finally, it briefly introduces you to what you are and aren’t allowed to do online.

This session is aimed at people who want to know about the basic software they can get to help them get started when using a computer. It explains some basic terminology and types of software.

It looks at the basics of email and explores popular software packages, including Microsoft Office. There is also a basic IT skills self-assessment so that you can see where your strengths and weaknesses lie.

The aim of this session is to make people more aware of cyber bullying – all the different forms, how it can affect people and how to deal with it. It also looks at general e-safety on mobile devices as well as computers, and the effects of social media on health.

This session looks at the basics of mobile phones, types of contracts and the pros and cons of different contracts. It also looks at mobile apps and how you get them. Finally, it explains about cloud computing, how it works and the advantages and disadvantages.

This session looks at the importance of passwords and other security measures you may encounter, including those used on mobile phones.

It also gives advice on what is considered to be a good password as well as the implications of weak passwords. It gives an overview of identity theft and what criminals may be looking for, as well as advice on how you can help reduce these online threats.