Tech Tuesday: Computer & Technology Skills
Learning new computer programs or how to navigate through a digital world can be difficult and confusing. Not to worry, …
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Tech Tuesday: Android Basics – Homescreen
Last time we talked about the physical features of Android devices. This time we’re going to talk about some of …
Tech Tuesday: Android Basics – Buttons and Ports
Most Android devices have a bunch of things in common. They have a place where they can be plugged in …
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Tech Tuesday: Searching the Internet – Searching the Internet Safely
Part 4: Searching the Internet Safely This is a big, tricky topic so we’ll focus on a handful of easy …
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Tech Tuesday: Searching the Internet – Searching Strategies
Part 2: Searching Strategies Last time we talked about browsers and search engines. In this post we’ll talk about how …
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Tech Tuesday: Searching the Internet – Browsers and Search Engines
Part 1: Browsers and search engines A browser is a program that allows you to access the internet. A search …
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Tech Tuesday: Searching the Internet
Learning how to search the internet will help you solve virtually any problem and save a lot of time and …
Tech Tuesday: How to Search for Our Latest DVDs
The Thompson-Nicola Regional Library has an extensive collection of DVDs to choose from. Here is a quick library search tip to help you find the most recent DVDs in our catalog and reserve your copy.
Tech Tuesday: Wildfire Smoke Visualization Tools
Wondering where all that smoke is coming from? Not sure how safe it is to be outdoors? Check out Kevin’s Tech Tuesday blog post for some great resources to answer these questions and more!
Tech Tuesday: Managing Your Passwords
According to research done this year by NordPass, an average person has between 70 and 80 passwords. That’s far too …