Technology Literacy Video Clips For Non-English Speaking Refugee Communities

The Edmund Rice Centre works with refugee and migrant communities in Western and Southwestern Sydney through delivering a number of community empowerment programs and capacity building initiatives, including a Refugee Mentoring Program which was funded by Scanlon Foundation in 2020. The Refugee Mentoring Program supports Syrian, Iraqi, Afghan, Iranian and other refugees with their overall settlement, education and employment needs.

 

The following videos are developed in languages other than English to help refugees and migrants to work with WhatsApp and Zoom.

 

How to use WhatsApp on Android phones - in Farsi

 

How to use WhatsApp on iPhones - in Farsi

 

How to download, install and use Zoom on Android phone - in Farsi

 

How to download, install and use Zoom on iPhone - in Farsi

 

How to download, install and use Zoom on computers running Windows - in Farsi

 

 

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