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Beyond ‘Huh?’: Your Guide to Never Missing a Word on Video Calls Again
Discover how AI captions help you catch every word and improve video call clarity with easy-to-use live transcription features.
Your Digital Librarian: Finding Your Next Great Read with AI & Library Apps
Learn how AI in Libby and Hoopla helps you discover books tailored to your preferences easily and for free.
When Words Fail: How AI Can Help You Craft Thoughtful Social Media Messages
Discover how AI assists in crafting sincere messages when you find the right words hard to say.
One of Our Own Has Written a Gem — Enjoy a Free Chapter of Suzanne Feit’s New Book
What if a simple question could unlock decades of family memories — and spark laughter, stories, and connection across generations? That’s the idea behind Family Adventures from A to Z Using ChatGPT by longtime educator and inclusive-learning advocate (and Senior…
Your Battery’s Best Friend: A Guide to Portable Chargers (Without the Headaches)
Learn how to pick and use portable chargers to keep your devices powered while staying safe and prepared for any situation.
The Mysterious Case of the Exploding Internet Bill: A Guide to Data Caps
Learn what data caps are and how to avoid surprise charges on your smartphone and home internet usage.
Smart Home, Smart Savings? A No-Nonsense Guide to Budgeting for a High-Tech House
Learn how to plan costs for smart devices like thermostats and cameras to save money smartly.
Smart Communication: Your Guide to Using AI Without Talking Like a Robot
Discover how AI tools can enhance your communication with real-time captions, grammar help, and translations for confident connections.
AI as Your Entertainment Concierge: Discovering Movies, Music, and Books
Learn how to guide AI to get personalized movie music and book recommendations that truly match your tastes and mood.
Smartwatch Showdown: Should Your Wrist Be a Fitness Coach or a Lifeguard?
Back in the day, a watch had one job: tell you if you were late for dinner. Maybe it had a calendar that was always wrong and a second hand that ticked louder than your conscience when you hit the…
