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This document contains a list of links from Andy Wolber on managing technology changes and resources for how different generations use technology. It includes links to articles on managing technology, digital literacy training, the technology gap in the workplace, and using social media and bookmarking tools. The links provide information on how technology is adopted by different age groups and strategies for organizations to address changes.
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This document contains a list of links from Andy Wolber on managing technology changes and resources for how different generations use technology. It includes links to articles on managing technology, digital literacy training, the technology gap in the workplace, and using social media and bookmarking tools. The links provide information on how technology is adopted by different age groups and strategies for organizations to address changes.
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Becoming a Power User
This document provides an overview of a session on becoming a power user. The session covers topics like maintaining and optimizing computers, upgrading hardware, troubleshooting problems, backup and security, and tips for Windows, Office, and productivity tools. The document includes detailed sections on maintaining computers through updates, cleaning temporary files, defragmenting, and security scans. It also discusses optimizing performance by uninstalling unused software, indexing, and background tasks. Troubleshooting is demonstrated through various scenarios like boot issues, printing problems, and internet connectivity. Backup is emphasized as critical due to high hard drive failure rates.
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2. It includes details on an upcoming webinar about tech triage for nonprofits, including login links and call-in information.
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