ZACH SCHROEDER, LEFT, and Aengus Patterson, both of the Niagara 4-H Badger Buds, are teaching adults about technology.

NIAGARA, Wis. — Two members of the Niagara 4-H Badger Buds will be conducting educational sessions to teach adults about technology.

Zach Schroeder and Aengus Patterson, in collaboration with the Niagara Public Library, will host a session about searching online effectively and social media from 11 a.m. to noon Friday, Aug. 9, at the library.

In partnership with the Niagara Senior Center, a session on using cell phones will take place at noon Wednesday, July 31, at the senior center.

A session about parental controls and keeping children safe online will be from 6 to 7 p.m. Sept. 19 at Niagara Public School, as a joint venture with the school district.

Nationally, 4-H recently partnered with Microsoft to create the tech change makers initiative, which empowers 4-H teens to teach adults about technology and its benefits.

Marinette County 4-H would like to thank the Goodman Senior Meal site and Riverside United Methodist Church in Niagara for allowing teens to previously host teaching sessions at these locations.

For more information about the program, call 715-988-0044.