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Event Report: RAFIO Seniors’ Computer Literacy Class
Event Report
Date: Saturday, July 25, 2026
Location: RAFIO Office – 235 Montréal Road, Unit 203, Vanier, Ontario, K1L 6C7
Theme: Digital Skills Development, Independence, and Digital Inclusion
Activity Overview
On Saturday, July 25, 2026, RAFIO seniors participated in a computer literacy class aimed at strengthening their digital skills and promoting independence in an increasingly connected world.
The activity aimed to support participants in using everyday technological tools and help them develop greater confidence in using new technologies.
Activities Conducted
During the session, participants received guidance on using various computer tools and digital technologies.
The learning activities focused on:
Using computers and digital devices;
Communicating with family members and friends through technology;
Searching for information on the Internet;
Accessing various online services;
Using everyday applications;
Adopting safe practices when using technology.
Participants also had the opportunity to ask questions, practise the skills covered during the session, and receive guidance tailored to their individual pace and needs.
Participation and Feedback
The seniors actively participated in the session and demonstrated interest in the various learning activities offered.
The practical and personalized approach allowed participants to progress at their own pace and gradually gain confidence in using digital tools.
The activity also encouraged interaction among participants and provided a supportive learning environment where everyone could ask questions, express difficulties, and learn without fear of judgment.
Closing of the Activity
The session took place in a friendly, supportive, and learning-oriented atmosphere. Participants were encouraged to continue practising their newly acquired skills to become more independent in their use of digital technologies.
The activity highlighted the importance of lifelong learning and providing ongoing support to seniors as technology continues to evolve rapidly.
Conclusion
The computer literacy class held on July 25, 2026, contributed to improving digital literacy among RAFIO seniors and strengthening their independence.
Digital skills are now essential for maintaining relationships with family and friends, accessing information and services, participating in social life, and staying connected to the community.
Through this activity, RAFIO continues to demonstrate its commitment to digital inclusion, active aging, independence, and seniors’ well-being.
The seniors’ participation and engagement highlight the importance of providing accessible, practical, and tailored learning opportunities that respond to their needs.
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