SeniorNet Users Group in the Computer Club of Oklahoma City offers computer classes
Computers are expensive jumbles of strange terminology to some senior citizens.
The changing vocabulary can muddle even the most basic concepts, but several free classes in Oklahoma City are offering a path to computer literacy and one club has become a social hub for seniors interested in technology.
Charlene Francis , 88, leads the SeniorNet Users Group in the Computer Club of Oklahoma City, a study g...
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