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Golden Androids! Presentation 24th May 2023

It is vital for you as grandparents to know how to use your cell phones effectively because it enables and empowers you to stay connected with your loved ones, no matter where they are located anywhere in the world. Here are some reasons why: • Communication: Cell phones provide a convenient and quick way to communicate with family and friends. Grandparents who know how to use their cell phones can make phone calls, send text messages, and use apps like StreamYard, Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp or others to chat or video chat with loved ones who may not live nearby. • Safety: Cell phones can be used as a safety device in case of an emergency. Grandparents can learn how to make emergency calls, use GPS to locate themselves, and use other safety features that are built into their phones. • Independence: Knowing how to use a cell phone can give grandparents a sense of independence and self-reliance. They can use their phones to make appointments, order groceries, or request a ride, all without having to rely on others for help. • Mental Health: Studies have shown that social isolation and loneliness can have a negative impact on your mental health, especially among older adults. Cell phones can help you stay connected with your loved ones and prevent feelings of isolation and loneliness. Overall, knowing how to use a cell phone effectively and efficiently can have a positive impact on the well-being and quality of your life. It will help you stay connected, safe, and independent, and improve your mental health. Here are questions we need to ask ourselves: 1. How many children do you have? 2. When did each of them learn a. To walk b. To talk c. To swim d. To ride a bicycle 3. I am sure you will soon recall that the time it took for them to master these basic skills was different for each of them individually. 4. Some may take 6 months while others might take anything up to 15 months and longer! We cannot deny that as we get older things we do take longer and longer and whereas some people at 60 are already “old” others are still young at heart, ready to take on any challenge at age 80 and higher. We are all different and therefore it is important to accept this in our daily lives. Do not measure your ability or performance by others, rather celebrate when you achieve new goals in your own time and at your own pace. This training program is intended to acknowledge just that, and that it will empower each individual to learn at their own pace however long it may take. Be conscientious, regular and dedicated, stick to a plan for learning to acquire new skills and you will be amazed at just how soon you will master new skills. Practice regularly and commit to daily practice sessions, whether that be 30 minutes or an hour a day. Practice makes perfect! Your progress or otherwise rests in your hands. If you have access to a desktop or laptop, we would strongly recommend that during presentations, you logon to EVMUX on either one of these devices, not only because of the larger screen but also leaving your cell phone free, should you need to test or put into practice any suggestions made during the presentations. We plan to have weekly meetings on a streaming platform know as EVMUX. Each meeting will be divided into 4 sessions as follows: 1. TRAINING Topic of the day 2. EXPLANATION Homework project for the week 3. LAST WEEK 4. Q & A relating to last weeks training and homework including: a. Ease of use b. Clarity of instructions c. Benefits derived d. Suggestions for changes to software. 5. FUTURE TOPICS Q&A session on any topic relating the use of Cell phones (We will keep a record of requested topics which later will be put to a vote so that we focus attention on those issues most important to the majority of the Golden Androids!) We find it difficult to keep up, so we give up! Turn “I CAN’T!” into “I CAN!” Together we can do it. 00:00 Welcome & Acknowlegement 00:56 Rather talk to Google 06:44 Do you know 06:56 Where no man's gone before 07:14 Allow me to paint the scene 07:31 How would you call emergency services? 13:43 Where is your cell phone when driving? 13:56 Golden Androids introduction 27:22 Questions we need to ask ourselves? 27:49 Training sessions 28:13 Items for discussion