浦安市スマホ講習会・中央公民館にて

浦安市中央公民館にてスマホ講習会。 今日も現場よりライブ配信してみます。 | By 増田 由紀 | Facebook | Good morning to all my friends. This is Masuda at PC Plaza. I'm doing a live broadcast in Kyoto again today, but today I'm coming to Chiba Prefecture in Kamayasu City, Uayasu City. The Central Communist Party is cheap, isn't it? It can be divided into three regions. From the Yokohama to Motomachi. The first development has been completed. It's available, Chuo. And, more, later, well, a new development, and three areas, the area has become a home for the residents of Briars. Its the central community center in France. I'm sending this from the emergency exit of the hospital, but when you do it over there, it's noisy. So, the signal information isn't good, so uh, I'm sending you this from the emergency stage of the Komin Station, but it's today. Uh, well, depending on the venue, there's a bang, but if you're watching from outside today, uh, you're welcome to come and continue with the seminar. So, even though it's a seminar, I'm the one who always does the dispatch and broadcast live broadcasts. I'm taking part in a role like a supervisor or an observer, but my teacher just wants the lesson, so I'll leave it to you. Well, put it together, the Ministry of Finance and Finance has decided to fire four, one out of four assistants, so teachers, do electrical classes, so if they all go to shifts, er, the lesson won't work out, so if you're in a very reliable classroom, you've been trained, and you've been assisted. And, uh, among them too, I think a lot of people, yeah, are probably against it, but this circle? It's called Smapo Square. There are a lot of members in this circle called smartphone square. Eh, the smartphone plaza by students in school is enough to teach the basic use of a smartphone, eh, in other words, if they ask what you've learned, they'll end their power, so if that means, smartphones are also run by students. Anyone is welcome to join us. Scheduled for 2nd Tuesday and 4th Thursday mornings. So, it's okay, there are people who come to the smartphone square, but I learned a lot of things in lessons like this, and I guess I understand. However, when it comes to teaching it to people, I think there's a lot of things that I've been thinking about. Eh, I think there's a side to pass on what you've learned and become your own for the first time. Well, I think the lecturers are amazing, but being able to explain and being able to do is a bit different from what I can do, so everyone is trained, but the experience is high, but there are a lot of members of this, uh, wide smartphone have participated. Eh, that's why. I cliented the live broadcast today as well, and sent it from the Chuo Kominkan, but I wonder if you could hear me? Can you hear me? Probably. Flooding here and there. Eh, it's today, isn't it? The weather's nice, eh, just like this, at the venue, well, I want to go for a bit, eh, there are a lot of activities, but the seminar at the community hall is already too much to be understood. I think a lot of the citizens have understood the power of a smartphone, but guys, if you think it's a luxury phone, it's a tiny one. That's why. Is that a phone call? Eh, I think it's an IT crisis that enriches my life and a great tool, so I want you to try a lot of things you can do. Voice search and all that. Voice, assistant, etc. are two different things. I know it. Earthquakes don't just look at where you're going. They can also be a tool for gathering information. QR, well, it's the point of view in Miyagi. QR's are everywhere, so stop taking pictures, suddenly. That's right, I'm talking about it, but yeah, you can read QR, see maps, and put it anywhere you want, and I wonder what it is, that's the kind of power. It's important to be able to do research for yourself, so if you don't know how to use it, please come to a nationwide smartphone seminar, eh, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Internal Affairs is doing it. Participation is free, so come out and take your own smartphone. Or I'm paying every month, that shipping fee is a waste. Know how much you are paying. Eh, just the fee, well, Max, you want to spend it up, oh, I think. Well I want to go back to the falling leaves. Thank you for your hard work.