External Webinars (April 2025)
Webinars listed are at different times of the day, so check from the link. Most are recorded and you can ask for a link to the recording (particularly useful for[…]
Read moreWebinars listed are at different times of the day, so check from the link. Most are recorded and you can ask for a link to the recording (particularly useful for[…]
Read moreThanks once again to all those who took part in this month’s meeting, about Donald Trump’s controversial new world-order. As promised, here’s the link to the book that was mentioned:[…]
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This month we look at Generative AI, including a bit of history, opening the pandoras box, how they work and how they compare. Will include a demo or two. If[…]
Read moreWebinars listed are at different times of the day, so check from the link. Most are recorded and you can ask for a link to the recording (particularly useful for[…]
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Regular social media has been a source of concern for many years, with specific concerns around data gathering, profiling and hidden algorithms used to sell more ads. In 2016 the[…]
Read moreIntroduction to the u3a.social idea There are many concerns with current proprietary social media platforms (for example see Criticism of Facebook and Twitter under Elon Musk), that users are leaving[…]
Read moreGet in contact if you have any thoughts, ideas, corrections etc Peter Lord
Read moreA series of survey studies, conducted by the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at Oxford University, to investigate the attitudes of the over-65’s to their prescription medications, and how they[…]
Read moreJune 23 … Discussion centred on Mick Inkpen, illustrator and writer of books for youngsters. How has he impinged on our lives. July 28 … We constantly hear culture pundits[…]
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