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Held on the 4th Wednesday of the month in the SeniorNet Hall or Learning Centre at 2.00 pm.
$5 towards overheads please
Check the Timetable to see when the next session is on.

Coming up:

Watch this space for details of the next session on Wednesday 23rd October 2019

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TV, radio, movies, home movies, recorded music, photos and books - in the 21st century the computer revolution means that we are increasingly consuming them as “media”.

The days of broadcast television, paperback books, newspapers, photo albums, CDs and DVDs are dwindling, and soon everyone will obtain them by streaming through the internet.

It’s scary, but fear not, SeniorNet has the Media Group, an Interest Group that helps members understand smart TVs, TV on demand, streaming radio, streaming recorded music, digital books and newspapers, and photo sharing.

Roger Pittman will, each month, explain the topics, demonstrate the technology and discuss your questions.

Media Group Reports

MG Report - November

- Media Group Podcast - Our Volunteers (Media Group's First Podcast)
- Podcast Production Presentation
- Podcast Production Notes
MG Report - October 2019 / Podcasting
MG Report - September 2019 / NEWS:
-Spark Sport Presentation 1
-Spark Sport Presentation 2
-Getting the News 1
-Getting the News 2
-News via Social Media and Browser Newsfeeds
MG Report - August 2019 / Library Presentation / Library Apps / NCC Library Online
MG Report - April 2019
MG Report - March 2019
MG Report - February 2019
MG Report - January 2019

MG Report - November 2018
MG Report - October 2018
MG Report - September 2018

Information for your interest from the previous group, known as the Technical Interest Group

Here are some links to the workshop material:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_area_network for networking development from the beginning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_protocol_suite for Internet Protocol development.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireshark is software that enables you to capture network traffic as it flashes past so you can examine it at your leisure. Mostly we don't need to do that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAN_Manager. For Windows 8 users, you can see that the system goes back to OS2 days which is almost the beginning of Windows 25 years ago. Still in use. Looks a bit different.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_6_cable all about the cables.

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