As the brisk breeze of September, in this the Noongar season of Djilba, welcomes us, I hope this message finds you all in good health and high spirits. It’s my pleasure to reach out to you with some significant updates from the Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association.
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Competitions are still happening!
Despite the cancellation of our much-anticipated conference this year, the spirit of our Annual Competitions remains unwavering.
Our Creative Writing Competition, a cherished tradition, drew an astonishing 40 entries from four dynamic clubs. A heartfelt thanks to each participant for their passion and dedication to the craft.
…Whilst the Annual Conference has been cancelled, the 2023 ASCCA Annual General Meeting (AGM) will still be held, as per previous years, on the date originally scheduled for the Conference. Member participation is of utmost importance as we gather to discuss critical matters and chart the course for our association’s future. Kindly take note of the following information:
…Embrace the Winter Season and Renew Your Memberships!
I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. As we enter the month of June, which signals the beginning of the Ngoongar season of Makuru, which is cold and wet between now and July! I am delighted to share this month’s news and updates with you through the ASCCA eNews.
In early April, I had the pleasure of attending the Linkwest conference as a member of the Walpole Community Resource Centre team, that was the first CRC in the State-wide Network to become a member of ASCCA back in 2007, when the Walpole Seniors Computer Club was born.
As a seniors computer club, one of our primary goals is to help our members learn about using technology and stay up-to-date with the latest trends and tools. However, attracting and retaining new members can be a challenge, especially if they are unfamiliar with the world of technology. In this article, we will discuss some tips and suggestions for engaging with new learners and making them feel welcome in our club.
Warm greetings (emphasis on warm (very), here in Perth this week!) to everyone!
Welcome to the February eNews
