Be Connected

Be Connected classes are Free

Get Started with Be Connected – call 0478219220 leave a message and our roster officer will get back to you

Be Connected is an Australia wide initiative empowering all Australians to thrive in a digital world. We have online learning resources as well as a Network of community partners – the Be Connected Network – who offer support so you can develop your digital skills and confidence. Find a local place for friendly help and advice, or join the Network to help others.

Be Connected format –  At Club Lambton, the class will start with a presentation followed by small group help. Often there are enough tutors for one-on-one help. You will be helped to join the Be Connected network and start learning. There are many subjects that will help you with your understanding and skills with computers and smartphones. The topic library covers everything from absolute basics including getting online, Apple devices, Android devices, Windows, all about Apps and much more. 

ComputerPals will help your free registration with Be Connected and provide guidance in the free online learning. All venues have tutors who can help you with Be Connected and other questions you may have.

See our Venues page for more information on the Be Connected venues.
CLICK HERE to view a printable version of the current term class schedule.

Click here for Be Connected eSafety presentations in 2025

Helpful apps for your smart device 

Apps, or applications, are not just for fun – many can help us in our daily lives.

Join one of these presentations on

    • Tuesday 17 June at 3pm AEST

to find out about apps that you may find useful, learn where to find them and how to manage them, so you can use them with confidence.

Helpful apps for travel

Join our 1-hour presentation to discover:

  • benefits of using apps
  • useful apps for traveling in Australia and overseas
  • transport apps that help make it easier to get around
  • tips to keep safe when using apps.

Dates:

  • Tuesday 18 February at 3pm AEDT

How to use government websites

Join this 1-hour presentation to learn

  • Which government websites might benefit you
  • How to set up a MyGov account
  • How to link other government services to your MyGov account
  • How to keep your personal details safe and secure

Dates:

Protect yourself against scams

Being aware of scammers is one of the important steps towards avoiding them. Once you know their tricks, you’re more likely to be able to spot a scam.

In this popular presentation learn how to protect your personal information from scammers, how to safely make friends online and where to go if you need help.

    • Tuesday 1 April at 3pm AEDT
    • Wednesday 25 June at 10am AEST

Register now

Protect yourself after a data breach 

Receiving a data breach notification saying that your personal information has been lost or compromised can be stressful and confusing.

Read our new article, Data breaches: what to do and how to protect yourself against scams, to discover trusted and reliable sources of information that offer advice on the steps you can take to mitigate the risk of scams and identity theft.

Protecting your personal information online

Nearly every app, social media platform or website asks you for some personal information. Personal information includes your name, email address and phone number. It’s important to always think twice about sharing personal information. Learn why protecting your personal information is so important and steps to take to protect your data.
Join our 1-hour presentation to discover:

  • Tuesday 6 May at 10am AEST

Register now