Digital Literacy Our Approach We provide patient, one-on-one support that’s personalized and welcoming. No question is too small—we focus on helping people build confidence step by step. What We Can Help With Basic Technology Skills Staying Safe Online Everyday Digital Tasks Social Connection & Communication Resource Access & Navigation Setting up and using smartphones, tablets, or computersUnderstanding apps, email, and internet browsingManaging passwords and online accounts Learning how to spot scams, phishing, and fraudProtecting personal information and privacySafe online shopping and payments Applying for jobs online and creating resumesAccessing telehealth appointments and medical portalsPaying bills or managing banking online Using social media safely and effectivelyVideo calls and messaging with family and friendsBuilding an online presence for personal or business needs Connecting to community resources, benefits, and support servicesLearning to use e-books, online learning, and digital toolsExploring energy and resource access programs Digital Literacy Community Drop In Hours *** These Hours are currently paused. Please call 585-798-4265 for accurate information or to schedule a 1 on 1. LocationDayHoursAlbion Hoag Library2nd Monday4PM-6PMHolley Community Free Library1st Friday11AM-1PMMedina Lee-Whedon Memorial Library2nd Wednesday11AM-1PMMedina Senior Center3rd Thursday10:45AM-12:45PMAlbion Office for the Aging3rd Monday1PM-3PMYates Community Library4th Thursday4PM-6PM*If Orleans CCE or the drop in location is CLOSED; drop in hours are canceled. Want to schedule a one-on-one appointment? Call: 585-798-4265 ext. 146Text: 585-798-7030Email: ats235 [at] cornell.edu (ats235[at]cornell[dot]edu)
