Services offered

Engaging, easy-to-follow presentations designed for non-technical audiences
Teaches how to spot red flags like phishing, fake tech support, and investment scams
Real-world examples based on FBI and Cyber-Seniors data
Includes free take-home resources and printed guides
Ideal for senior centers, churches, libraries, and local organizations
Flexible scheduling and tailored content based on group needs
Completely free — just provide a room, and I’ll bring the rest

Introductory guidance for both Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS devices
Step-by-step tutorials on how to open files, access apps, adjust settings, and more
Teaches best practices for browsing the internet safely
Covers email basics, how to avoid pop-ups and scams, and keeping your system updated
Small group or classroom-style sessions with printed cheat sheets
Great for first-time users or those who want to feel more in control of their devices

15-minute support slots for individuals needing help with phones, laptops, or tablets
Troubleshooting common issues like email logins, forgotten passwords, and app usage
Helping you set up your device securely with privacy settings and safe browsing tools
Ideal for senior centers, libraries, or assisted living communities
A safe, no-judgment environment to ask questions and get real answers
Sessions can be scheduled during designated “tech help days”

On-site setup and troubleshooting for soundboards, microphones, livestreaming, and projection systems
Guidance on upgrading or maintaining worship service tech, including HDMI/AV routing and WiFi
Help with PowerPoint, YouTube/Zoom broadcasting, and other presentation software
IT support for church office computers, printers, or software needs (Windows & macOS)
One-on-one or team training to ensure volunteers/staff can run AV confidently
Friendly, flexible support — whether for Sunday mornings, midweek events, or special services
Perfect for small churches without a dedicated tech team