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I teach adults IT in the evenings. i have been teaching Windows but now i'm designing workbooks for Word:Mac and Mac Desktop tutorial. it is taking hours but i do enjoy doing it. i teach in adult ed so is this the best place to get and share resources? i will upload one i'm working on to see what you think. These are older adults and some even over 70 ... so depending on the term sometimes i get adults 40s to 50s and sometimes a mixture of older ones who've never used a computer.

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Kim

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3 replies

April 03, 2023

Wow, you’ve done a lot of work! Another thing you might reference is the YouTube videos by Apple Support if your learners want to watch some tutorials. Also there are some Mac Foundations that are pretty helpful in the Learning Center. So important to include Adult Learners - so thanks!

April 04, 2023

that is exactly what i'm doing now Harvard referencing !!

April 04, 2023

i will have a look in Learning Centre so much appreciated

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