October 2026 ALT Library Caregiver Workshop—Google Calendar Setup & Planning

  • October 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM
  • 2730 Historic Decatur Rd #204, San Diego, CA 92106
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SDBIF’s Assisted Learning Technology (ALT) Library Workshop Session for Caregivers is on Tuesday, October 13!

 

October Topic: Calendar & Appointment Management: Using Digital Calendar Apps


This workshop is specifically for SIX (6) caregivers where we will working with you to learn how to effectively use digital calendar applications, including Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Calendly.

The primary goal is to ensure participants are comfortable creating, managing, and reviewing appointments and events in your preferred calendar application. Participants will learn how to accurately record important details, including the date, time, location, and other relevant information for each appointment or event.

This will be facilitated by two of our front staff to give everyone plenty of one-on-one hands-on guidance. We will have laptops and blue-light glasses available for the workshop.

 

LOCATION:
SDBIF’s Office in Liberty Station Barracks 16
 

DATE & TIME:
Tuesday, October 13
from 2pm – 4pm
 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Only SIX seats are available
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HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE WORKSHOP:
1) You will need to come with a few calendar appointments or reminders you want to input
2) Have your Calendar account login and digital calendar app downloaded so we can access it
3) Make sure your phone is fully charged
4) Have your app store user information

WE WILL DISCUSS:
Setup
App Navigation
Event/Appointment Creation
Adding a Location
Setting Up Reminder Notifications

If you can’t make this workshop, or you need more help after this workshop, we’re here for you—just contact us to setup a time to come in and work with us.

As always, if you have questions, you can email us at info@sdbif.org or call us at (619) 294-6541.

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