Course Catalog
iPhone 2.2 - Intermediate Learning
This class picks up where the previous course left off (iPhone 1.2: An Introduction). Covering more advanced topics to help you get the most from your iPhone (non-Android). Based on the iPhone 2.1 class that was taught in the Spring, with a few changes made to benefit those who have taken the course before. Be sure to bring your iPhone with you, and Apple ID Password if you have it.
iPhone Pics
We take hundreds or even thousands of photos using our smartphones. This course is designed to answer the real-world question of how to get those photos off the phone so they can be easily shared, transferred, or backed up safely. Designed with the novice/intermediate iPhone user in mind with a promise not to get too technical.
Current Trends in Cybersecurity & Online Scams
Cybercriminals are constantly innovating new attacks. This course is a continuation of the version that was taught previously this year, with updates to reflect evolving trends. In this course we cover all manners of online scams, trickery, social engineering, and artificial intelligence (A.I) to better prepare the learner to recognize and prevent such attacks. Also covered are the steps to take if you have been victimized by such scams.
Paws, Hooves, and Spines: A Live Look at Animal Chiropractic
Join us for an educational and interactive animal chiropractic demonstration with Dr. Kari Schultz of Hoof & Hound Chiropractic, LLC! We’ll cover the science behind animal chiropractic, signs your pet may benefit from care, and what a gentle, safe adjustment looks like. The session will include a live demonstration and time for questions, helping you better understand how chiropractic care can keep your animals feeling and moving their best.
The Science of Star Trek and Why No One Will Travel to the Stars in our Lifetimes
Sci-fi books, movies and TV is chock full of interstellar voyages, planetary, colonization, and alien encounters. Some are more plausible than others. We’ll explore the “science” behind Star Trek and other well-known Sci-fi space adventures before turning to the real science and technology. Spoiler Alert: Warp Drive is not in our future. Join us as we voyage to where no one has gone before.
iPhone 1: An Introduction
This class focuses on getting the most out of your iPhone (non-Android) without getting too technical. Learn to set up your iPhone and use it efficiently, with a focus on helpful features for convenience, safety, and privacy. Based on the iPhone 1.1 class that was taught in Spring, with a few changes made for the benefit of those who have taken the course before. Be sure to bring your iPhone with you, and Apple ID Password if you have it.
SE Idaho Rockhounding and SEIGMS
This class will be an introduction to rockhounding and lapidary and will describe the many ways to find and collect or purchase semi-precious gems and minerals, for specimens, or to be cut and polished, and embedded in jewelry and other art pieces. The class will also provide an overview of Southeast Idaho Gem and Mineral Society (SEIGMS) activities and events. Monthly club meetings are educational and fun.
From Idaho to Artemis: Forward to the Moon!
The Artemis missions have ushered in an exciting new era of human spaceflight and exploration. Did you know that the Snake River Plain in Idaho has been playing a role in human exploration of the Moon since Apollo astronauts visited in the 1960’s? Come learn about past, present, and future work being done in our neighborhood to support astronauts on the Moon, as well as updates from the recent Artemis II mission.
Apple Smart Watch: An Incredible Device
The Apple Smart Watch is a device with incredible capabilities which many of us have yet to unlock. This course focuses on the most important features available to you, without getting too technical. We will begin by setting up your watch properly and customizing it to your needs for safety, fitness, and convenience. Please bring your fully charged Apple Watch and iPhone with you to class.