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20250627 1300 Solving Your Tech Issues When You Are Not A Wizard Originally Broadcasted June 27, 2025, on ACB Media 2 Do you get frustrated when your devices do not work as expected? Participants joined Basics with BITS presenter Deborah Armstrong as we explored step by step methods for solving many common tech issues. Attendees learned how they need not be a geek to solve the most common tech problems. Presenter: Deborah Armstrong, Alternate Media Specialist, De Anza College, Milpitas, CA.
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