Over-exposed image? No problem, adjust the exposure in editing mode. Wish your photo could be black and white instead of color? Choose a filter and change the ambiance of your image. Does the main object of your picture seem lost among extraneous details? Use the cropping feature to focus your viewer's eye on the most important part of the image. These examples are just a few of the many ways you can turn an average image into something special. Have fun editing your pictures with the many options in your Mac's Photos app.

For more information please contact edbrazee@gmail.com

This course is a step-by-step guide to organizing and editing images in your Photos App. It has easy-to-follow instructional videos that demonstrate how to use your iPhone/iPad Photos App. This course is not to make you a professional photo editor but will teach you how to edit your photos. You will learn to navigate the Photos App, using the four major tabs - Library (or Photos), For You, Albums, and Search. You will also learn to edit photos, create slideshows with your images, use the search feature to find photos, and use editing apps. The course package contains Tips for Getting Started, summaries of the instructional videos, and a list of all course resources.

For more information please contact edbrazee@gmail.com

The vast majority of iPhone users rarely access all of the available iPhone features. In this course, learn to use your iPhone to the best possible advantage. Some critical features covered include Apple ID and password; structure of the iPhone (buttons and how they work); best apps to have and how to get them; how to text, phone, FaceTime, and email; how to use the Control Center; mastering Settings; updating operating systems; using key apps; and more. An additional session includes iOS updates and the unique features of the newest iPhones.

For more information please contact edbrazee@gmail.com

For HSD and Enrichment students. Through the online Northstar Digital Literacy program, students will learn how to navigate, create, troubleshoot, and interact with others professionally in online work. Students take proctored exams for each of the 12 required modules.