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HELPFUL WEBSITES

Good places to keep learning.

The internet is full of information. These resources give you a starting place with organizations and services that are useful, familiar, or designed to help people learn.

A search result is not automatically trustworthy.

Before entering personal information, downloading something, or sending money, take a moment to make sure you know who operates the website and why you are there.

When possible, type a known website address yourself or use a trusted bookmark instead of following an unexpected link.

Start with trusted places

01

USA.gov

A starting point for finding information and services from the United States government.

Visit USA.gov
03

GCFGlobal

Free tutorials covering computer basics, internet skills, email, Microsoft Office, and more.

Explore GCFGlobal
04

Microsoft Support

Official help and how-to information for Windows, Microsoft accounts, Microsoft 365, and other Microsoft products.

Visit Microsoft Support
05

FTC Consumer Advice

Practical information from the Federal Trade Commission about scams, identity theft, privacy, and consumer protection.

Visit FTC Consumer Advice
06

Google Safety Center

Information and tools for understanding account security, privacy, passwords, and safer online habits.

Visit Google Safety Center

Ask three questions before trusting a website.

Who runs this website?Look for the organization behind the information.
Why am I being asked for this information?Do not share personal information without understanding why it is needed.
Did I choose to come here?An unexpected link or message deserves extra caution.

We will keep adding useful resources.

Technology for Life will continue building this directory as learners discover new needs. Resources will be selected for usefulness, clarity, and trustworthiness.

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