We are experts who teach technology to anyone. We won’t scare you with technical jargon… we’ll teach you about websites, computers, mobile devices, applications, social networking, etc. Invite some friends and take a class, or call us to work one-on-one. We’ll even come to your place of business for corporate training events.
We offer a wide variety of corporate training opportunities for your company. Did your business recently switch to Mac? Then bring us in for a brief overview of the operating system. Would you like to optimize productivity in Microsoft Office? We’ll teach you everything you want to know. All training packages include printed guides for your team to reference after we’ve left.
Get more from your Mac with our Apple applications training. We’ll help you use iPhoto, iMovie and the rest of the iLife suite to the fullest in the comfort of your own home. We can even help you with Apple’s Pro applications like Final Cut, Aperture, Logic, etc. Even if Apple didn’t create the application, there’s a good chance we can support it. Just ask.
Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook… we’ll help you bring any Microsoft Office application into focus. We typically work with Macintosh clients, but we’re also well versed in the Windows world. Give us a call so we can help make your next document or presentation more than just a piece of paper.
Having a beautiful website won’t get you very far… you need excellent content to set yourself up for success. We’ll teach you how to engage your visitors through your content. Once you have that great site, you need to know how to maintain it. Great content retains visitors and entices them to use your services. Let us help you get you there.
Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus — it’s hard to know what social networks you need to join. It’s easy to setup an account but how does social networking create a positive image of your brand? We’ll help you understand what to do and how to maximize your brand’s online potential.
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