Today, Technocademy has announced the release of its Tips of the Week segment that will begin at the beginning of 2015. It will headed by Volunteer Coordinator Rohan Bagga and provides helpful advice each week on iPhones/iPads as well as on other devices like computers, cell phones, and the Internet. Contact us to sign up for direct email for Tip of the Week or check out our website for uploads.

To celebrate the new year, we will be releasing many new products to continue to grow and support our mission of spreading digital literacy across the United States. We have specifically designed our new models to not only foster the development of beginners, but also to help out with more advanced people looking to delve into more complicated concepts. Some of the features we will be releasing (or already have released) include:

• The Technocademy Pocket Guide
• Exploration Labs
• Updated Online Content
• All-New Demonstration Technology for 1-on-1 Lessons

Make a difference day is finally here! Join us in celebrating the thousands of seniors and veterans we will be impacting through our project. To help support our cause, consider donating.

Preparations are being made to get Operation T-CUP to a nationwide success of over 2,000 senior citizens! We are making contact with businesses and organizations around the world to support T-CUP and bring it to life.

What fun we had at Cottonwood Estates using the projector and screen to teach everyone about the basics of the Windows Operating System!

Why us? Technocademy, Inc. boasts an advantage for many reasons:

(1)  Lessons are offered directly at the senior living home: Many seniors would love to learn about technology, but are not capable or would rather have it taught to them in their living area rather than going to a place. This also saves the living home money from transportation as well as valuable time from having to drive to and back from a lesson.

(2)  Tech-savvy high school students are the teachers: Students who are very energetic and willing to help will be the source of knowledge. Teenagers literally spend all day on electronics and have the experience to understand all the basics and specifics when it comes to technology.

(3)  Technocademy, Inc. is free of charge: Lessons are provided devoid of any service costs to senior homes or seniors.

(4)  Technocademy, Inc. focuses on what seniors want: While there might be other technological education services available, Technocademy, Inc. makes a massive effort to teach what is useful to seniors, not just pointless technology. Technocademy, Inc. tries to allow seniors to interact with loved ones worldwide. A huge chunk of our lessons consist of individualized Q&A from senior citizens who have their own needs and interests.

Wow! What another successful day at Sunrise of Johns Creek. We had 4 volunteers ready and felt like we could take on the world.

We had so much fun at Ivy Hall today teaching iPads we got all the residents to want to go out and buy one. Want us now, Apple?

We had an amazing experience with our first doubleheader of the 2014 summer! We went to both Providence (iPad) and Benton House Alpharetta (Social Media) and had a wonderful time teaching. See some of the photos!