What do you see in that picture? Is it an online predator preying upon an unwitting child? Is it a precocious young hacker tricking an unsuspecting adult into surrendering his credit card information? Or is it just two gaming enthusiasts having a conversation about the latest Minecraft patch?

As in real life, the internet is populated by the full spectrum of humanity - the good, the bad, the complicated and the just plain weird. And just as in real life, it's important to strike a balance - enough skill and caution to protect oneself without so much fear that the virtues of technology go unrealized. 

We can prepare people of all ages with simple dos and don'ts that can help them feel safe and in control online.

Sticking with the car analogy, there are some parts of using a car that are intuitive. Turn the key to power it up, turn the wheel to go in a different direction... things like that. But there are a hundred other things that you only learn by being in a car with someone or taking Driver's Education classes. There are a lot of things that factor into driving. 

The same is true for using computers. Even someone born with a tablet in hand may be missing some of the fundamental basics of computer use, and of course Macs vs. PCs is a lot like manual and automatic transmission! 

We'll start with the absolute basics and make sure that there are no holes in your knowledge base. You'll be using your computer like a pro race car driver!

Is there a special program you need to learn for a new job or a college assignment? Need to know the advanced tricks of Microsoft Word or Excel, or how to handle operations in Salesforce, or how to open and close tickets in your custom work software? 

We can develop a curriculum to help you accomplish specific technical objectives, and make sure that you dazzle your colleagues with your intimate knowledge of how it all works!