Saturday April  18

9:30am-12:30pm

Apple’s Creative Studio and iWork Apps 

Are you wondering how the new Creative Studio subscription package will affect your use of the “free” apps: Pages, Keynote, and Numbers? We will explore the new ”premium” features while we have fun learning an easy way to create custom wallpapers in Keynote/Pages, with or without the subscription. **We won’t be talking about the paid “Pro” apps in Creative Studio at this time: Logic Pro, Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor and MainStage.

Instructor: Chris Kent

Saturday April 18

12:30pm-2:00pm

Lunch break

Saturday April 18

2:00pm-5:00pm

Talk about Gaming

Gaming on the Mac isn’t just about blowing stuff up! It’s not PC gaming but there are still lots of options to choose from. We’ll look at various platforms focusing mainly on Apple Arcade to get you properly diverted.

Instructor:Peren Bjork

Saturday April 18

5pm-??

Dinner and entertainment?

Sunday
April 19

10am-12pm

Beginning AI Skills

From building a better prompt to the fundamentals of prompt engineering, this workshop walks Mac users through practical AI skills no matter where you’re starting from. You’ll pick up simple techniques for getting more useful responses — and learn how to adjust and improve them as you go. Whether you’re AI-curious, AI-skeptical, or already experimenting, there’s something here for you — and if you’d like to learn by doing, have your device handy during the Zoom session, though feel free to just sit back and watch it all unfold.

Instructor: Marty Jencius

Sunday
April 19

12pm-1pm

Lunch break

Sunday
April 19

1:00pm-3:00pm

Alternate Apps for iPhone Photography

Apple’s Camera app for the iPhone is great for taking a decent photo in almost any condition, and hats off to them for achieving that. But if you look closer, there’s a certain blandness to the photos it takes. Let’s look at other choices to take photos with your iPhone that can give you more memorable results.

Instructor: Joshin Yamada