Computer training in Nassau County
Technology moves fast and it is easy to feel left behind. I sit down with you one-on-one and walk through whatever you want to get comfortable with, at a pace that works for you, in plain language.
Learn at your own pace, no jargon.
Friendly, patient lessons on your own device, so you actually feel confident using it.
Patient, one-on-one lessons
Computer & phone basics
Getting comfortable with a new computer, tablet, or phone, from the ground up if that's where you're starting.
Email & video calls
Sending email, sharing photos, and doing video calls with family, made simple.
Staying safe online
How to spot scams, fake emails, and pop-ups, so you can browse and shop with confidence.
Photos & files
Organizing, saving, and finding your photos and documents so nothing gets lost.
Learn a specific program
One-on-one help getting the hang of a particular app or program you want to use.
Computer Training across Nassau County.
Based on Long Island and serving homes and small businesses across Nassau County, including:
Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.
Computer training questions.
I'm not very tech-savvy. Is that okay?
Completely. I go at your pace, explain things in normal language, and answer every question without making you feel silly.
Can you teach me on my own computer?
Yes. Lessons are hands-on with your own device, so what you learn carries over when I leave.
What can you teach?
The basics of a computer or phone, email and video calls, online safety, organizing photos, or a specific program, whatever you want.
Do you come to my home?
Yes, training is one-on-one and on-site across Nassau County, on evenings and weekends.
Can you teach me at my own pace?
Yes. Every lesson is one-on-one and goes at your pace, with no rushing and no jargon. We focus on exactly what you want to learn.
What can you help me learn?
Anything you use day to day — your computer, phone or tablet, email, video calls, photos, online safety, and specific programs you want to get comfortable with.
Do you help seniors who are new to computers?
Yes, and it's some of my favorite work. I'm patient, friendly, and happy to explain things as many times as it takes.
Does training have to be in person?
Not always. Many lessons are done in person in your home, but some things can be walked through remotely if that's easier for you.
Want to get comfortable with your tech?
Tell me what you need and I'll get back to you with a free quote.