Personal Trainings

Not everyone has the same technology needs. Some need to learn the basics in order to feel more comfortable using technology. Others just need a few problems solved, and want to make sure they’re solved for good. And people with Accessibility needs need to make sure they have the one-on-one interactions they need to ensure that practice makes perfect. Choose the training type that works best for you.

Learn and Discover

Personal Trainings allow you to learn the way that you want to learn. Learn the basics of how to use your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Solve nagging problems that have been driving you crazy. Or just refine your skills and become more comfortable with your device.

All on your time, where you want, and, of course, at your speed.

Fix Problems - and Find Out Why They Happened

Everyone has technology problems once in a while, some more frequently than others. While tech help is usually just a phone call away, there is a big difference between getting your problems solved and understanding why they happened in the first place.

Chris can provide help for all types of problems: from unwanted popups on your device, to printer issues, to any other type of weird and mysterious issues with your computer, smartphone, or tablet. And instead of just fixing the problem, he will explain the issue, tell you why it happened, and train you to solve it for yourself should the problem arise again.

It’s not enough to solve the problem, we want to make sure it never bothers you again.

Create and Have Fun

Once you’ve learned the basics, it’s time to have some fun! Do something with all of those photos you’ve been taking by making a Photo Album or Calendar! Download fun card, word, and board games on your tablet or smartphone! Or satisfy your creative itch by discovering art and drawing apps that will let you create beautiful works of art - without any of the mess!

Using Technology with Limited to No Vision

Having a disability doesn’t mean that you can’t use technology to its fullest. In fact, most tablets, smartphones, and computers have accessibility features that allow people who are blind, have limited vision, or have motor skill impairments to be fully capable of using the devices to improve their lives. By having the devices speak what’s on the screen to you, magnifying the text, or even using the device to enlarge papers and real world items on the screen, the effect that technology can have on one’s everyday life is nothing short of incredible.