You don’t have to have a computer to enjoy being computer literate. Coffee shops, schools, libraries, and colleges offer the use of their computers to the general public. Today’s technology dictates the need for computer knowledge. Classes are available online as well as at local schools, colleges, and community centers. Since everyone learns at a different pace, classes tailored to senior citizens tend to move at a more relaxed speed. There is a lot of one-to-one teaching with step-by-step fundamentals provided by patient and organized teachers. Introductory classes start from scratch and build strong foundations, from how to use the mouse to explanations of how computers work. Windows classes are a great addition to the fundamental learning acquired.
P.S. Courses for seniors on using the Internet are available and explain how to use search engines, navigational tools, and email programs.
