You Can TOO. Digital Learning

Technology can be learned.

Build practical digital skills with patient, hands-on guidance. No pressure, no judgment, just clear help at your pace.

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Confidence starts with one clear step.

You Can Too is a nonprofit organization helping people who are not comfortable or confident with technology develop practical digital skills through patient, hands-on instruction.

Our approachPatient, never rushed
Our focusUseful everyday skills
Our homeDeltona, Florida

Learn what helps you today.

Start with the task that matters most. Each topic is explained in plain language, then practiced until it feels familiar.

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Everyday technology

Practice the basics of phones, tablets, computers, apps, email, video calls and common online tasks.

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Online safety

Learn how to spot suspicious messages, protect your accounts and make safer choices online.

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Digital confidence

Ask questions freely, repeat steps and build the confidence to try things on your own.

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A better way to learn technology.

Good instruction meets you where you are. The goal is not to memorize every button. It is to understand what you are doing and feel comfortable doing it again.

  • Plain-language explanationsClear steps without unnecessary jargon.
  • Practice that feels usefulWork on real tasks you want to understand.
  • Respect at every stepQuestions are welcome. Repetition is part of learning.

You belong here.

You do not have to be “good with technology” before you begin.

You Can Too is for people who feel left behind by technology, are intimidated by it or simply want more confidence using it in daily life, including people who:

  • Feel overwhelmed by new devices or apps
  • Want to stay safer from scams and suspicious messages
  • Need time to practice and ask questions
  • Want practical skills without technical jargon

Common questions

Not sure whether this is the right place to start? Here are a few quick answers.

Do I need to know anything about technology first?

No. You can begin with the device, task or question that is giving you trouble.

Can I ask what feels like a basic question?

Yes. There is no such thing as a bad question here. The purpose is to help you understand, not to test what you already know.

What kinds of topics can I ask about?

Common topics include smartphones, tablets, computers, email, apps, video calls, account safety and recognizing possible scams.

How do I find out about learning opportunities?

Send a message through the You Can Too Facebook page with what you would like help learning.

Ready to take the next step?

Tell us what you would like to learn or what has been frustrating you. We will help you figure out a comfortable place to begin.