Popular Third-Party Apps

Spotify is one of the world's most popular music apps. In this class, we explore the app and learn to find music from artists we love, build playlists of our favorite songs and albums, and even listen to audiobooks and podcasts.

This class explores two of the most popular e-commerce platforms available. Amazon is a diverse global marketplace where we can find deals on everyday items such as clothing, electronics, books, and even groceries. Groupon helps us find discounts on local experiences and events in surrounding areas, perfect for finding gifts for the ones you love!

Safari is Apple's native web browser. In this class, we learn to use its features to multitask between different websites, save websites for later access, and create a reading list of interesting articles. We also explore Safari's integration with Google and AI tools.

This class explores three different apps: Instacart, Uber, and Venmo. Instacart is used for ordering groceries to be delivered; Uber is used for getting rides from one place to another; and Venmo is used for making transfers from your bank account or card to friends and family.

This class explores two popular ride-share apps, Uber and Lyft, and teaches participants to use them to find rides safely, order deliveries from local businesses, and much more. We cover booking rides for ourselves and others, adding payment methods, and best practices for safe use.

Instagram is one of the world’s most popular applications for viewing and sharing photos and videos. Users can create, edit, and post their own content, as well as view posts from friends and online content creators.

Facebook is a popular social media platform where people create profiles, connect with friends and family, share posts, and interact through comments, messages, and groups. This class dives into the Facebook app and shows participants how to post content, view posts, and interact with friends.

Netflix and YouTube are among many services that allow you to “stream” movies, TV shows, and videos. They offer engaging options and offer an exciting alternative—or addition—to regular cable TV. This class teaches participants how these services work and how users can find interesting content to enjoy.