IN-PERSON Computer Skills Workshop Series | Internet Safety for Beginners
Ready to feel more confident using computers? This friendly series is designed for anyone with little to no recent experience, or those looking to solidify their foundational skills as they enter the workforce. We’ll guide you through the essentials — from understanding how a computer works, to staying safe from workforce scams, all the way to confidently navigating AI in the workforce! Each week, we’ll unlock a new set of skills.
- Getting Started: Your Computer’s Hardware & Software — Aug 20
- Your Guide to the Internet & Browsers — Aug 27
- Internet Safety for Beginners — Sept 3 (this session)
- Spot the Scam: Staying Safe in Your Job Search — Sept 10
- Understanding AI in the Workforce — Sept 17
- AI Prompting: Talking to Your Tools — Sept 24
This workshop is session 3 of 6 of our Computer Skills Workshop Series, offered in collaboration with the Boston Public Library and taught by Michael Brown, Community Learning Reference and Workforce Librarian.
Session 3 | Internet Safety for Beginners
Thursday, September 3 · 1:00–2:30 PM · 75 Federal St, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA
Staying safe online is just as important as knowing how to use a computer. This class covers the basics of digital safety, including creating strong passwords, recognizing suspicious emails and websites, protecting your personal information, and understanding common online risks. Learn practical strategies to keep yourself and your information secure while working, learning, and connecting online.
Membership Requirement: All attendees must be registered members of MassHire. Please include your Job Seeker ID when registering for webinars and events.
