Students may enroll in this academic course to earn high school credit, refresh their skills, or prepare for the HiSET (formerly the GED), college, or career.  We offer in-person instruction on campus, remote instruction through Google Meet, and independent study options through online learning platforms.

Please contact us to register:

207-676-3223 (call)

‪(207) 331-4051‬ (text or call)

jeanne.macdonald-johnson@msad60.org

Did you know...your iPhone tracks your movements? The keyboard has hidden keys? You can write and draw on your photographs? You can calculate in your search window? Our iPhones/iPads have many time-saving features that allow you to be creative, efficient, and have fun. These “hidden gems” will show you how to learn advanced features of your iPhone and iPad.

This is the first step to enroll in academic programming.  Students will meet with the Academic Coordinator to set goals and complete intake paperwork and class placement testing.  Intake can be completed in-person on campus, or remotely through Google Meet.

Please contact us to register:

207-676-3223 (call)

‪(207) 331-4051‬ (text or call)

jeanne.macdonald-johnson@msad60.org

The vast majority of iPhone users rarely access all of the available iPhone features. In this course, learn to use your iPhone to the best possible advantage. Some critical features covered include Apple ID and password; structure of the iPhone (buttons and how they work); best apps to have and how to get them; how to text, phone, FaceTime, and email; how to use the Control Center; mastering Settings; updating operating systems; using key apps; and more. An additional session includes iOS updates and the unique features of the newest iPhones.

In this course you will learn everything you need to know to make your Mac computer (laptop or desktop) hum! Areas of focus include: Mac Operating System, features of the Mac, choosing the best browser, using Spotlight Search, learning how to use the Finder and App Store, understanding the keyboard, and learning the icons that define a Mac computer.

Using Zoom more than ever? Here is a great way to learn everything you need to know about the Zoom Video Conferencing platform. The course videos demonstrate examples of using Zoom on different devices—smartphones, tablets, and computers. Course content includes: Muting audio and video; using chat; screen sharing; recording; trouble-shooting; scheduling meetings; break-out rooms; and more. This course is appropriate for Zoom beginners as well as those who have used Zoom and want to learn more.

Students may enroll in this academic course to earn high school credit, refresh their skills, or prepare for the HiSET (formerly the GED), college, or career.  We offer in-person instruction on campus, remote instruction through Google Meet, and independent study options through learning platforms like HiSET Academy.

Please contact us to register:

207-676-3223 (call)

‪(207) 331-4051‬ (text or call)

jeanne.macdonald-johnson@msad60.org

A versatile device, your iPad allows you tocommunicate in a variety of modes; record youradventures with both still photos and video; tap intoyour creativity through photography, drawing andediting tools; and keep abreast of local, national, andinternational events and issues.

Eleven videos introduce you to various features ofyour iPad. Each video demonstrates how to accessthe basic processes of each feature or app.Once you feel confident navigating and operatingyour iPad’s multitude of features, you will never bebored or at loose ends. iPads offer a myriad of waysto access friends, family, and the wider world. Have a great time!