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.
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.
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.
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.