Technology Workshop Wednesday! - Click to Open

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Workshop Wednesday

Cybersecurity Basics Workshop

In this workshop we will introduce computer and internet users to basic safety when they visit websites, create passwords, and receive email and other communication from potential fraudsters. A primary objective of the workshop is for learners to increase confidence in their ability to engage online while staying safe from scams and fraud.

Other classes coming include: Basic Internet Understanding; Basic Computer Device (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone), Operation, Basic Email understanding.  

Cost is free and for those whom complete the one hour session, printed certificate will be earned.

Space is limited to the first five participants per session.

Call the Logan-Hocking County District Library for sign-up or email the Tech Trainer at techtrainerloganhockinglibrary@gmail.com

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This weeks technology question:

Which of the following statements best describes third party software?
 

A)  Software that runs on multiple platforms

B) Software that runs on hardware developed by a different company

C)  Software that has not yet completed testing phase

D) Software that is distributed illegally

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Have a question about technology, email me at:

techtrainerloganhockinglibrary@gmail.com

Rob Davis, Technology Trainer

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Correct Answer: 

B) Software that runs on hardware developed by a different company

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Third party software refers to programs that are developed by companies other than the company that developed the computer's operating system.  Therefore, any iPad or MacBook applications that are not developed by Apple are considered third party applications. Likewise, any Windows programs developed by companies other than Microsoft are called third party programs. Since most programs are developed by companies other than Apple and Microsoft, third party applications make up the majority of software programs.

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This program has been made possible by The Institute of Museum and Library Services
and The State Library of Ohio