Held the 3rd Wednesday of each month except July and
August.
Learn about various topics, including computer upgrades, software
demonstrations, internet seminars, what's new in technology and more.
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Kitchener Community Centre.
TIME | Wednesday, November 15, 2023 9:30 am - 11:30 am |
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PLACE | Downtown Community Centre See location |
SPEAKER |
Debbie Stanley, MTI, CEA Debbie will join us from ETP in Guelph. She is the CEO and Senior Estate Administrator. She is highly knowledgeable in the area of planning your digital legacy and has been recognized for her skills in this area. |
TOPIC | Digital Estate Planning Most of us have considered and made plans related to our estate planning. A will deals with money and possessions but your online accounts and content matter too. Making a will enables you to set out what will happen to your money, possessions and property when you die but, in the online era, it’s also important to consider your digital estate. A digital legacy is any information you leave behind online after your death. Your online accounts and everything in them are known as digital assets. This means everything from PayPal accounts to social media and photos stored in the cloud that may hold financial or sentimental value. They are all protected by usernames, passwords and privacy policies that only you can access. A person’s digital legacy is often shaped by interactions the person made and information they created before they died. Join us for this highly beneficial presentation that will include information that will help to answer questions such as: Have you prepared your digital legacy? How do you build a digital legacy? How do you document this? How do you ensure your digital legacy lives on after you are gone? How important is this? What is a digital executor? |
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Listed below are notes and presentations as provided to our club by guest speakers.
Joyce Haynes, September 20
Hearing Health
and Communication
Hearing
Health Counselling
About Canadian Hearing
Services
Hearing
Health Success Story 1
Hearing
Health Success Story 2
Hearing
Health Success Story 3
Martin Buscher, March 15
Importance of Passwords
Ron Macnaughton, February 15:
Links to Climate
Technology websites
Tim Burrows, January 18:
Electric Vehicle Society of Canada includes links to webinars
Stephanie Senecal, December 14:
Seniors Fraud Prevention Information and
Canadian
Anti-Fraud Centre
Saba Oji, September 22:
Smart Waterloo Region Innovation Lab
Projects and Smart Waterloo Region Innovation
Lab Website
Dr. Josephine McMurray, May 18:
Long Term Care Research
Andy Donald, April 12:
Medication Overuse
Ron Baer, November 17:
Google Office Apps
Detective Constable Dan Cimermancic, October 20:
Fraud and Scam Prevention
Cat Coode, September 15:
Privacy Check List and
Fraud
and Scam Terminology
Nicole Amaral, May 19:
Setup and
Support to Customize MyKitchener Website
Susan Watt, April 21:
Facebook -
Fact and Fiction
Dr. Kelly Grindrod, February 17:
COVID 19 Vaccines
and Related Information
Peter Rasberry, January 20:
Nature Photography