Learning
how to use a computer is never truly difficult. It's really
very similar to learning how to drive In a few weeks Stanley was impressing his wife and even his grandchildren. In such a short time he was using email and basic financial programs (Quicken) to manage his money. His only regret is that he waited so long. Stanley was not "too old" or "too stupid" and your friend or relative will probably do as well as Stanley did, perhaps better. Here is important information about Seniors, Computers, and Alzheimer's. Check it out. |
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Few things make me feel as good as when I teach others, privately, one-on-one, how to use computers. Older folks, especially, ask me if they are "too dumb to learn" how to use their own computers. They tell me that their kids and grand kids are always "showing off". Grandpa and grandma want to show the kids that they also "know a thing or two" about computers. Learning how to use computers empowers young and older folks alike. Computer users actually ARE more powerful than people who still mistakenly believe that they can't learn. It's like learning to drive a car for the first time. The learner sits in the driver's seat quickly learns by following my instructions step-by-step. Lots of older folks, many already retired, are learning computers every day. Who do you know in your family, or circle of friends, that would just love being able to send email, manage their finances or shop online? |
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