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ACB Radio Round Table – All about Groups.io – Dec 18, 2020

ACB is changing the way our email lists are being handled, moving to a the robust platform, Groups .io. This will result in a seamless transition, allowing for those who desire more flexibility, and a seamless transition for those who wish for email to simply deliver with greater reliability.

Technology Learning Lab – Dec 17, 2020

Come to learn about and discuss various technology topics. These could include learning about iPhone and iPad apps, feature demonstrations, as well as answering questions asked by participants. Shawn Thiel from ACB of Ohio will do his best to ensure that audio from the iOS device, computer, Victor Reader stream, Etc. is put through his … Read more

Leadership Training – Officer Focus – Dec 17, 2020

In our first in a series on officer positions, we invite you to join us to learn “The do’s and don’ts for the office of Secretary”. You’ll get an overview of common responsibilities and duties of this office including the important elements of taking minutes, Good record keeping, and more. Whether you’re a newly elected … Read more

Recipe Swap – It’s Party Time! – Dec 16, 2020

Come party with us! Sharing New Year’s snacks and traditions! Whether you’re up late with the night owls on New Year’s Eve munching on hors d’oeuvres or up early on New Year’s day to make traditional favorites, come share the recipes with us.

Magic Mac – Dec 16, 2020

Come join one of the best hours of the week as Tyson, Jason and Katie discuss Mac computing from the average users prospective. We love to talk Mac and all it has to offer and how to use these powerhouses with Voice Over and Zoom Mag.

Regency Winter – Dec 14, 2020

Our eighteenth-century book club continues, with a twist. Throughout December we’re reading a book set in 1818, but written in 1965: Frederica, by Georgette Heyer. This story of love and social ambition combines humor, romance, and meticulous historical detail. In our second meeting, we’ll be discussing chapters 1-14. Dr. Tabitha Kenlon, a former professor of … Read more