Learn how to make the most of the internet at a friendly workshop in Paddington

Participants can bring their own equipment which they would like to learn more about

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Michael Russell

18:03, 26 AUG 2014

Learn how to tweet pay bills online and use the internet to keep in touch with friends at a tea party with computer experts.

EE’s National Techy Tea Party Day will be held in Paddington on September 9, with support from the national volunteering charity TimeBank. Digital champions will help people understand how easy it is to get online and all the benefits of being connected, and there’ll be tea and biscuits.

People can bring their own mobiles, laptops, tablets or equipment they'd like to learn more about. EE champions will also demonstrate their own equipment.

Morning sessions run from 10am to 12pm and afternoon sessions from 2pm to 4pm at EE’s Paddington offices in west London.

To book, contact Richard Gaskin at TimeBank, richardg@timebank.org.uk or call 020 3111 0728.

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