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The KITCHENER TECH CLUB is a community of older adults interested in technology. Our club provides a friendly and supportive environment where you can learn and build confidence in your use of technology. We host different types of events, including special guest speaker meetings, group learning events, and individual support sessions — all designed to help our members to learn, grow and thrive in their use of technology.
A volunteer executive team of 9 members meets monthly to brainstorm, discuss, and plan events and experiences for club members. Our doors are always open. Please contact us if you'd like to join our team!
Visit the links above (or click the three lines at the top left on a mobile phone) to learn more about the sessions we offer, and discover how you can become a member and benefit from this amazing community.
We are sponsored by the City of Kitchener, but anyone living in the Waterloo Region is welcome to join. Membership is free with a Kitchener Group Card. More information can be found under the "About Us > Membership / Contact" link above.
What's Happening in February?
PLEASE NOTE: Usually, our Speaker Meeting is on the 3rd Wednesday of the month and our Share and Learn on the 4th Wednesday. This is being switched this month. Another change - our Speaker Meeting will instead be an Information Session on a topic that has been requested. See below and at the links above for more info.
Share & Learn - Wednesday, February 18, 9:30 a.m.
We will be meeting in person at the DCC, and the topic will be Apps, APPS, APPS! This will be a continuation of the Apps learning that we did in January which was focussed on using the App and Play Stores. This month, we will look at some favorite apps and how to use them. Read more here.
Information Session - Wednesday, February 25, 9:30 a.m. - In Person at the DCC
Topic: Using LINUX and CHROME operating systems. Read more here.
In person Drop-In - Wednesday, February 11, 9:30 a.m.
Zoom Drop-In - Monday, February 23, 1:30 p.m.
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