Avenidas

Re-Inventing Aging

FAQ about Spring Session Classes

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Avenidas instructors have been working very hard to learn how to host Zoom meetings so that spring session classes can begin. We all realize how important it is for everyone to stay healthy, engaged, and connected. While not all classes will be available via Zoom, many are or will be in the near future.

You can search for your class on our registration site, email us at info@avenidas.org, or leave us a message at 650-289-5400. Classes are also listed on our calendar.

Yes, you do need to register for your class. The only way to receive the log on information for your Zoom class is to be a registered student.

If there is a fee attached to your class, yes you do need to pay for it. Instructors will continue to be paid.

Registering online is the most efficient way. You can also call 650-289-5400 or email info@avenidas.org. We will set a time to call you from a private number to process your transaction.

To register online:

  • If you are an Avenidas member or have attended a class or event at Avenidas in the past two years, you have an account.
  • Your email address is your login ID.
  • If you don’t have a password or have forgotten yours, click on “forgot my password” and a new one will be emailed to you.
  • Choose your classes, add them to your cart, and proceed to payment.
  • If you are new to Avenidas, you can create an account online by choosing “create an account.” There is an Account Creation Tutorial available on the site should you need assistance.

We’ve published a detailed tutorial on How to Join a Zoom meeting.

Classes will move back to the centers a week or two after the shelter-in-place order is lifted. We will move forward with developing new “Avenidas without Walls” programming. Stay tuned!

If your class is not being offered via Zoom, the class was put “on hold” until we are able to return to our centers. Once we are back in our buildings, the class session dates and fees will be adjusted and credited to reflect the shortened schedule.