On February 26, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its monthly meeting and presentation which was open to all QC residents. Over 60 people attended. After a short business meeting consisting of a brief review of last month’s activities and a treasurer’s report, Chuck Gorley presented a talk on Smart Home Automation. Our homes…
Perhaps you’ve noticed. Maybe you haven’t. Changes are coming to the Creative Arts and Technology Center (CATC). Due to recent events at the center, we have been implementing some security changes. Multiple cameras have been installed inside and outside the CATC to watch and record activity at the site. In conjunction with and supporting…
On January 12, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its annual open house. Invitations had been extended to the entire Quail Creek community for 2018 members to come and register for 2019, for non-members to come and learn about the club and to sign up for 2019 and for all 2018 and 2019 members to…
Dianne Thomson Door prizes valued at nearly $1,500 will be awarded to ten lucky winners on January 12 at the Computer Club’s seventh annual Open House. Tickets for the door prize drawing are available at the open house to those who were members during 2018 or have already joined for the 2019 calendar year. The…
Jim Burkstrand On April 24, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its monthly meeting. After a short business meeting led by President Harold Baker, Kathy Konecny, the manager and head librarian of Joyner-Green Valley Library, presented a talk entitled Using the E-Library. This meeting and presentation were well attended with over 65 people present.…
Jim Burkstrand On March 20 the Quail Creek Computer Club held its monthly meeting. After a short business meeting led by President Harold Baker, Sylvia Bencomo, the manager of the Scam Squad for Green Valley Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers, presented a talk entitled Scams: What to be Aware Of. This meeting and presentation were well…
Jim Burkstrand On February 20, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its monthly meeting. After a short business meeting led by President Harold Baker, Dianne Thomson presented a talk on Google Photos. This meeting and presentation were well attended. Dianne is the instructor for the very popular, and often sold out, Computer Club classes…
Jim Burkstrand On January 20, the Quail Creek Computer Club held its annual open house. Invitations had been extended to the entire Quail Creek community: for 2017 members to come and register for 2018, for non-members to come and learn about the club and to sign up for 2018, and for all 2017 and…
About 200 people flooded into the CATC building on January 14, when the Computer Club held its annual open house. Many visitors came to learn about the club and ask about classes and benefits. Sixty-one new members signed up at the event. The terrific door prizes generated a lot of enthusiasm. Each member who attended…
Dianne Thomson During the summer the Computer Club conducted significantly more open labs and classes than in past summers, keeping several instructors busy during the slow season. But anticipating the return of many traveling residents, the club is planning for an even busier schedule in the coming months. Mac, PC/Windows 10 and iOS classes will…