Computing is constantly evolving, and the Plessis-Pâté Computer and Multimedia Club is adapting to offer themes aligned with current events. The program includes Windows 11, Mac, smartphones, AI, photo-video, the connected world, specialized internet, networking, and parallel learning.
The association emphasizes personalized learning paths, tailored to members' actual usage, moving away from rigid programs. A dedicated smartphone app allows for quick workshop registration. Sessions are designed to be interactive and collaborative, fostering learning through doing and sharing.
The focus is on free software such as LibreOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird, and Linux, presented as powerful, free tools that respect user freedom. A notable initiative is the revitalization of old hardware, promoting economical solutions and proving that old PCs still have value.
The club's philosophy is based on a more free and flexible approach, while maintaining its core promise: to make users autonomous in a constantly changing world. Those wishing to join the Plessis-Pâté Computer and Multimedia Club can find more information online.
