Everyday tech skills, without the embarrassment.
Small, welcoming group sessions for libraries, community groups, churches, parent groups and local businesses. In English or Spanish.
What a workshop could look like
These are samples to show the format. The first real workshop is picked with the host group, based on what its members ask about most.
Spotting scams without the fear
For: Adults and seniors who feel nervous online
The five tricks behind most scam texts, calls and emails, and a simple check to use before clicking.
You leave with: A one-page scam checklist for the fridge
Passwords and passkeys for normal people
For: Anyone reusing the same password everywhere
What a password manager does, how passkeys work, and setting one up together on your own phone.
You leave with: A working password manager or passkey on your phone
Back up your family photos
For: Parents and grandparents with full phones
Where your photos really live, and how to keep a second copy that survives a lost or broken phone.
You leave with: Photos backed up in two places
Your first homelab
For: The curious, and teens with a spare computer
What a homelab is, what people run on one, and a safe first project you can finish in a weekend.
You leave with: A starter plan and shopping list
How a workshop runs
About an hour
A short talk, then hands-on time on your own devices.
Small groups
Around 6 to 12 people, so everyone can ask questions.
English or Spanish
Each workshop can be run in either language.
A take-home page
One printed page with the steps, so nothing depends on memory.
Hosting a workshop
What does it cost?
From $300 per workshop for a group of up to 12, paid by the host, or seats sold to attendees. Travel follows the Tech Help bands.
Can it be tailored?
Yes. Tell me who your group is and what they keep asking about.
Run a group that could use this?
Tell me about your group and the topic people ask about most.