The class was sponsored by my local university extension and provided lots of helpful handouts. I learned some stuff I didn't know (which shouldn't be surprising as I am far from an expert)! The material also has a very very carefully worded discussion of the Presto Precise Digital Pressure Canner which avoids endorsing it without actually condemning it either (the gummint should pony up the money for independent testing IMO). Link to this publication in my first comment.
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I’ve never heard of a canning class! I’m jealous but am so happy that that resource is out there for people. I hope it becomes more common in the future.