Tired of paying an annual fee for an office suite and bloated operating systems? Jim Dodmead reviewed/demo'ed several low cost and no cost office suites compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and Smartphones. The last Computer Club Hour (CCH) of the season was held on May 8 at 10 am in Pinckney Hall.
The recording is located here: Recording
The slides are located here: Slides
We will return in October 2026.
Have a safe summer!
On April 24, Ron Snyder presented "AI is Here: What it Means for You" at Pinckney Hall at 10 am. This presentation was a friendly, big-picture introduction to artificial intelligence and how it’s already shaping daily life — from smart assistants and photo tools to health, travel, and hobby support. Great for beginners and the AI-curious.
The recording is located here: Recording (sorry for the audio)
The slides are located here: Slides
We all have stuff. Do you ever misplace some of your stuff and have problems finding it? Technology can help you find it. To find out how, please come to our CCH presentation by Brian Osgood Friday, 3/27, in the Pinckney Hall Ballroom at 10AM.
The recoding is located at: Recording
The slides are located at: Slides
If you use a PC or Mac for some simple tasks (e.g. email, surfing, etc.), you might want to consider a Chromebook. Jolyn Bowler, Resource Center Director at Hilton Head Island Computer Club, gave a presentation “Chromebooks: A Deep Dive,” at the Computer Club Hour (CCH) on March 13. She reviewed the origins, evolution, and future of the Google Chromebook.
The recording for this presentation is at: Recording
The slodes for this presentation are at: Slides