by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 11This lesson introduces Leet Speak and other character substitutions used online. Seniors practice recognizing altered words and discuss why unusual spelling does not make a password secure.Class activityDecode short Leet Speak examples...
by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 10This lesson explains strong passphrases, password managers, two-factor authentication, passkeys, and the phishing tricks increasingly strengthened by AI.Class activityReview common weak passwords, build stronger passphrases, and identify...
by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 9A slow phone or fast-draining battery does not automatically mean malware. This lesson teaches seniors to investigate calmly, recognize real warning signs, and avoid fake virus alerts.Class activityReview several phone symptoms and decide...
by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 8This lesson uses DeepSeek as a practical case study for understanding how AI models differ and why headlines about new systems should be examined carefully.Class activityCompare answers from two AI systems to the same question. Look for...
by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 7This lesson teaches seniors that no single AI is best for every task. We compare tools by what they are designed to do, what data they use, what they cost, and how results should be verified.Class activityMatch common tasks—writing,...
by admin | Sep 4, 2026 | A.I. For Seniors, Senior AI Lessons, Uncategorized
WackyCoder Senior AI Lesson 6Seniors use AI to explore practical garden layouts by describing available space, sunlight, mobility needs, favorite plants, and maintenance limits.Class activityGive AI the dimensions of a small patio, balcony, or yard and ask for three...
