Point of Light · Education

Confidence in a connected world.

Technology should open doors, not become another barrier.

Workshops in development

A person using a laptop
Illustrative photograph · Brooke Cagle / Unsplash

Learning at a human pace

Our planned learning pathway focuses on everyday tasks: using a smartphone, joining a video appointment, managing email and finding trustworthy information. Instruction should be patient, practical and accessible.

Safety is part of confidence

We encourage strong, unique passwords, independent verification of unexpected requests and asking for help before sending money or sharing sensitive information. Never share a one-time access code with someone who contacts you unexpectedly.

Bring learning to your community

We welcome interest from libraries, community centers, educators and volunteers who can help develop accessible workshops. Dates and participating locations will be listed once confirmed.

A community computer learning lab

We are developing a senior-focused computer learning lab and accessible digital learning opportunities. Potential topics include online benefits applications, telehealth, email, privacy and scam awareness. Facilities, funding and class schedules remain in development; TCF does not claim an AARP or OATS affiliation.

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Useful resources.

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