INNOVATION IS FOR EVERYONE

About us

It Started with my parents

My mom and dad and like many people their age, they’ve had to adapt to a world that is becoming increasingly digital.

I wanted to help them become more independent with technology whether it was using a tablet, managing their emails, searching for information online, or simply understanding how the tools around them work.

But I quickly realized that the challenge wasn't their ability to learn.

It was the fear of making a mistake, the fear of breaking something, and sometimes the impatience of the people trying to help them.

Christine Jean-Charles

Learning technology can be difficult when you're being rushed, when instructions aren't clear, but the right environment makes the difference.

During 6 weeks your residents build confidence, independence, with essential digital skills. Through simple explanations, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, participants will learn how to use a computer or tablet, explore everyday digital applications, and navigate the Internet safely.


It is ideal for residents who:

  • Own or have access to a computer or tablet.
  • Want to learn how to use digital devices more comfortably.
  • Need support with everyday tasks such as email, online searches, and digital applications.
  • Want to learn how to shop online and navigate the Internet safely.
  • Feel nervous, overwhelmed, or unsure when using technology.
  • Prefer a patient, supportive learning environment where they can ask questions and progress at their own pace.


The digital world opens the door to countless possibilities. Everyone deserves the opportunity to access it, understand it, and navigate it with confidence.

What would they learn

  • Course description

    This practical and accessible training is designed for residents who want to develop greater independence and confidence when using a computer or tablet. Through simple explanations, demonstrations, and everyday exercises, participants will gradually learn how to use digital tools, explore different applications, and navigate the Internet safely.

  • An approach adapted to every learning pace

    The instructor takes a supportive, inclusive, and personalized approach to ensure that every participant can fully benefit from the experience, regardless of their skill level or learning pace. 


    Concepts are introduced step by step, with clear instructions, demonstrations repeated when needed, and supervised practice sessions.


    Participants are encouraged to ask questions, request assistance, and progress at their own pace, without pressure or judgment. Additional exercises or 1 on1 support may be provided to address the different needs of the group.

  • Respect for Trust and Confidentiality

    The trust, dignity, and privacy of residents are at the heart of the training. The instructor creates a safe, respectful, and judgment-free environment. Personal information, passwords, or confidential documents should never be shared during exercises.


    Participants will also learn best practices for protecting their personal information and staying safe online. They remain free to participate in activities according to their level of comfort. Any personal information shared during the training is handled with discretion and respect, in accordance with applicable privacy and confidentiality requirements.

  • When do we start?

    We adapt the start date to each senior residence. The course will begin on the date that works best for the residence and allows the greatest number of residents to register.


    To accommodate the holiday season and our instructor’s availability, October 11th is the latest possible start date.


    For available time slots or to discuss specific dates, please contact our team directly. We’ll be happy to find an arrangement that works best for your residence and its residents.


  • What is technology is needed?


cHOOSE YOUR PLAN

It's easier than you think. You just need to learn.

  • More residents can participate in each session.


  • Participants can learn from one another and share experiences.


  • Creates opportunities for social interaction and peer support.


  • Encourages group discussion and shared problem-solving.
    

10 residents and more

$199/pers

Larger groups


  • Opportunities to ask questions and receive one-on-one guidance.

  • More hands-on practice and personalized support.


  • Easier to identify where additional help is needed.



  • A quieter environment that can help reduce anxiety around technology.


  • Greater opportunity for repetition and reinforcement.

Best for starting small

$275/pers

Small groups

Still have a question?

Contact us via email or by phone at welcome@uxbymia.com or 514-882-0114