A part of the Connected Canadians Accessibility Workshop Series, this virtual workshop teaches participants how to adjust settings on mobile devices so they are more accessible to use for those with minor vision loss.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with St. James Assiniboia 55+ Centre for their community members.

Join our virtual and interactive workshop open to the public! A part of the Connected Canadians Accessibility Workshop Series, this virtual workshop teaches participants how to adjust settings on computers so that they are more accessible to use for those with minor vision loss

Location: Hosted on Zoom.

How to Join: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER and receive the Zoom link.

This Connected Canadians workshop is supported by funding received in part from the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program and is open to everyone aged 50 and over.

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 PAL Vancouver for their community members. 

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 Performing Arts Lodges Vancouver (PAL Vancouver) for their community members.

A part of the Connected Canadians Accessibility Workshop Series, this in-person workshop teaches participants how to adjust settings on mobile devices so they are more accessible to use for those with minor vision loss.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Performing Arts Lodges Vancouver (PAL Vancouver) for their community members.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual 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 held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual 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 held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

A part of the Connected Canadians Accessibility Workshop Series, this [virtual/in-person] workshop teaches participants how to adjust settings on mobile devices so they are more accessible to use for those with minor vision loss. 

This Connected Canadians workshop held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual workshop will help participants to be able to simplify their devices 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 devices for.

This Connected Canadians workshop held in partnership with NORC Innovation Centre at University Health Network (UHN) for their community members and hosted on Zoom.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual 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 for French Canadian communities in partnership with New Horizons for Seniors Program.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual workshop will help participants to be able to simplify their devices 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 devices for.

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Ottawa Foyers Partage. It is open to the public and hosted on Zoom.

Click here to sign up for this workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians “Accessibility Workshop Series - Making Technology Work For You!”, this virtual 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 Ottawa Foyers Partage. It is open to the public and hosted on Zoom.

Click here to sign up for this workshop.

A part of the Connected Canadians Accessibility Workshop Series, this in-person workshop teaches participants how to adjust settings on mobile devices so they are more accessible to use for those with minor vision loss

This Connected Canadians workshop is held in partnership with Bruyère Village for their community members.

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

Location: Bruyère Village (Hiawatha Hall), 89 Hiawatha Park Rd, Orléans, ON K1C 0A9, Canada

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.