Online classes currently available
Any questions, just email. We're always happy to design a class per your request.
ESL classes
Prof. Golden has written and developed several ESL classes to help New Americans improve their English. She's prepared a TOEFL test preparation course to help students pass the TOEFL test and not spend a fortune. She's worked with all different levels of ESL students - children and adults.
Social Media Apps
Prof. Golden teaches classes on how to use each of the top social media apps; YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Pinterest, NextDoor, and even Tik Tok. Senior adults enjoy these classes so they don't feel behind. It's a great way to connect with your children and grandchildren.
Selling Online
This two-part class was designed when a senior asked how to use eBay. We explore the top selling sites, some surprising ones, some you've never heard of. We also talk about running your own business and a few things to know in particular about doing business in California.
Caregiver Tips
This is an interactive class where Prof G presents practical helpful tips (called hacks now) to help you deal with some of your caregiver challenges. Other caregivers also share what has worked for them. We try to help everyone find solutions for their current challenges.
1-on-1 Consults
For anyone struggling with their technology, these "classes" are an online appointment with Prof G where she will help solve your technology issues in a one-on-one session. My senior adult students have found these very helpful.
Using Alexa
Let Prof G show you how Alexa can make your life better! It's the best personal assistant you can ever have at your fingertips. Prof G wants to help people conquer their fears and use the new technology to enhance their lives. (Live Demo)
Podcasts
What are they? How do you access them? How do you listen? Let me introduce you to today's "audio entertainment." There's something for everyone. It's like Radio On-Demand.
The Cloud
What is the Cloud? How do you use it? Why would you use it? Most of us are probably already using some type of cloud computing or storage. We review Dropbox, One Drive, and Mega. Even Amazon Prime offers storage.