Never used a computer before and want to learn how? Or you know some one who would like to learn?

There are now over 76 million Americans over 50 years of age, which represents 27.6 percent of our population. Recently, I read a report that stated that Internet usage by seniors in 2000 was up 29% over 1999. That is compared to Internet usage by others that was up only 21%. Seems like you CAN "teach an old dog new tricks."

One of the neatest new activities for seniors is learning how to use computers to stay in touch with family and friends.

· E-mailing grandchildren in college.
· Meeting and chatting with new and old friends
· Following stock investments on the Internet.
· Scanning in pictures of new family members and sending them to friends.
· Researching health care issues
· Researching family history
· Searching out and getting back in touch with old friends
· Reading newspapers
· Writing opinions to newspapers and elected officials,
· Shopping and looking for coupons

Being able to surf the Net can help compensate for a lack of physical travel if that is no longer possible. Also, learning new things and having new experiences is a good way to exercise your brain and maybe avoid developing Alzheimer's Disease.

I offer personalized computer services in three major areas:

· Purchase and installation of computers for individuals and senior facilities
· Computer, e-mail and internet tutoring
· Family website development

Flexibility of Hours: I'm flexible just like the Internet. Choose your hours either weekend or weekdays.

Personalized Service: In the comfort of your home with individual attention.

call me at 508 - 238 - 9346 or
email me at bgoverman@worldnet.att.net