Computer Lab
Computer Lab
Time and Date: Open during the Center's regular hours of operation
Location: Computer Lab / 2nd Floor
Instructor: The Computer Lab is not staffed when a class is not in session.
Fee: There is no fee for members to use the Computer Lab.
Registration:
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The Lab is available to all members on a first-come, first-served basis when a class is not in session. In this case, members are not required to register or reserve a space in advance to use the Computer Lab.
Other Details: ​
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15 desktop computers with internet access.
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Complimentary printing is available at the Reception Desk on the main floor.​
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Contact Tara Swafford, administrative assistant, at our Reception Desk with questions or for assistance in the Computer Lab at tswafford@uppershoreaging.org or (410) 822-2869.
Digital, Online & Electronic Safety
In today’s digital world, computers, tablets, and smartphones open wonderful opportunities for connection, information, and convenience - but they also come with important safety considerations. Protecting yourself from scams, phishing, identity theft, and other online risks helps you enjoy technology with confidence and peace of mind.
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​​​For all digital or electronic fraud and scams, including those that originated via email, online, or social media, such as tech support scams, file a complaint with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. ​Tech support service scams should also be reported to the Federal Trade Commission online. Or, call (877) 382-4357.
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Learn how to reduce unwanted emails, texts, and phone calls and where to report problems with phone, internet, TV service, or computer tech support service.
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If you are a victim of a digital or online crime or scam, there are support services available to you.
Members participate in a computer class.
Members take a moment during class to welcome a newcomer.
A member highlights computer shortcuts to other members.