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A short list of trusted places to keep learning. We link to each organization's main page. We checked that each one loads. What they offer can change, so look around on their sites.
AARP: Personal Technology
Articles and guides on devices, apps, and staying safe online.
AARP Fraud Watch Network
Scam alerts and tips, plus a free helpline for questions.
Senior Planet
Technology classes, articles, and community for older adults.
Visit Senior Planet (opens in a new tab) or see classes (opens in a new tab)
LearnFree (formerly GCFLearnFree.org)
Free, self-paced lessons on computer basics, internet basics, and more. Look for the topics "Computers" and "The Internet."
DigitalLearn.org
A free digital skills hub with beginner-friendly courses. Your local library may also offer help to go with it.
NCOA (National Council on Aging)
A national non-profit with resources and programs for older adults.
CISA: Phishing basics
Government guidance on spotting and reporting phishing messages.
American Library Association
The national association for libraries. To find your own library, search for your town's name and "public library." Many offer free computer help or classes.
Tip: ask your local library
Many public libraries offer free help with phones, tablets, and computers. Call or stop by and ask whether they have tech help for beginners. Offerings differ from place to place.