Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association

Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association ASCCA represents and supports computer clubs for seniors throughout Australia.

Our club volunteers encourage Australian seniors to embrace technology and actively participate in the digital world safely, competently and confidently.

Microsoft will be asking Windows 11 users to verify their age by uploading a document such as a drivers licence or takin...
16/09/2026

Microsoft will be asking Windows 11 users to verify their age by uploading a document such as a drivers licence or taking a selfie, in order to access age-restricted content or features.

FAQs about age assurance for your Microsoft account.

This article describes the issues some seniors face in dealing with technology, and the value of personal help.  That's ...
25/08/2026

This article describes the issues some seniors face in dealing with technology, and the value of personal help. That's the mission of ASCCA's computer clubs.

The digital divide means the responsibility is falling to loved ones, neighbours, and retirement village staff to bridge the gap for older Australians.

Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we work, communicate and find information — but what exactly is AI, and how ...
24/08/2026

Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we work, communicate and find information — but what exactly is AI, and how can we use it confidently and safely?
To celebrate Adult Learners Week 2026, ASCCA is hosting a special edition of our Clubs Forum: Navigating AI — a practical, friendly introduction designed to help older Australians better understand the rapidly changing world of AI.

👉 REGISTER NOW:
ASCCA: Navigating Artificial Intelligence – Register here

Digital inclusion has no borders 🌏ASCCA was delighted to recently connect with DigiSivil, a digital inclusion initiative...
17/08/2026

Digital inclusion has no borders 🌏
ASCCA was delighted to recently connect with DigiSivil, a digital inclusion initiative exploring how we can better support older people to participate confidently in an increasingly digital world.
ASCCA's Deborah Martin shared some of the lessons we've learned through nearly three decades of supporting seniors with technology.

Did you know that Services Australia offers free one-on-one digital coaching session that can be tailored to what you ne...
14/08/2026

Did you know that Services Australia offers free one-on-one digital coaching session that can be tailored to what you need to know?

If you get a Centrelink payment or service, you can book free, one-on-one digital coaching sessions.

08/08/2026

Technology and Ageing
26/07/2026

Technology and Ageing

22/07/2026

Apple is offering a free webcast next week demonstrating Apple's newest accessibility features (thanks to Julie Nixon for letting me know about this).

"Join us to learn how Apple products can be used to connect, create, and do what you love. During the event, you will hear from our speakers and see demonstrations of our newest accessibility features and enhancements. We will showcase powerful new ways to customise your experience, including personalising your display, where users can tint or darken icons and reduce motion to suit their needs.

We will also explore deep updates to Vehicle Motion Cues and Music Haptics, and preview new tools including Accessibility Reader, Braille Access, Live Listen with Apple Watch, and Accessibility Nutrition Labels."

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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