Everyday Computer Skills
Build comfort with the technology used in everyday life.
- Computer, keyboard, and mouse basics
- Files and folders
- Email and online safety
- Google Drive and cloud storage
- Zoom and everyday platforms
Patient 1:1 Computer Lessons
Technology can feel easier with the right support.
At Dani’s Tech, learners receive patient, personalized computer instruction designed around their own pace, interests, and goals. Daniel guides every lesson step by step.
For neurodiverse learners
Patient, step-by-step support
Daniel · Friendly Tech Mentor
Learn at your pace
Choose your tech path
Learn. Create. Express yourself.
Each program is shaped around the learner’s current skills, interests, and goals. There is no required starting point and no pressure to keep up with anyone else.
Create & Present
Make useful documents and presentations for school, work, and personal projects.
- Word and Google Docs
- PowerPoint and Google Slides
- Creating and editing PDFs
- Flyers and invitations
- Canva basics
Build My Website
Plan, create, and publish a personal website or digital portfolio.
- Personal website planning
- WordPress basics
- Colors, photos, and layouts
- Writing an About Me page
- Publishing and updating
My Digital Voice
Learn to express interests, creativity, and accomplishments safely online.
- Instagram and Facebook basics
- Posts and simple graphics
- Sharing creative work
- A positive digital presence
- Privacy and online safety
Tech Confidence Lab
A flexible, goal-based program for practicing difficult tasks, completing a personal digital project, or preparing for school, work, and greater independence.
Meet Daniel
Hi, I’m Daniel.
I’m a college student studying Computer Science and Engineering, and I enjoy helping others feel more comfortable with technology.
As a neurodiverse student, I know that traditional teaching methods do not work for everyone. Sometimes people need more time, clearer instructions, visual examples, repetition, or the freedom to learn in their own way.
My lessons are patient, practical, and personalized. I want each learner to feel safe asking questions, trying new things, and making mistakes.
Technology can help people communicate, create, learn, prepare for employment, and become more independent. My goal is to help every learner discover what they can do.
“No pressure. No rushing. Just learning, one step at a time.”
My teaching approach
Different minds learn in different ways.
Lessons are practical, supportive, and flexible. Learners can ask questions, repeat activities, and practice without feeling rushed.
We start with your goals
We talk about what you want to learn, what feels difficult, and what would be meaningful to you.
We learn step by step
Each task is broken into clear and manageable steps with room for repetition and questions.
We create something real
Practice centers meaningful projects such as a website, presentation, flyer, portfolio, or social post.
We celebrate progress
Success looks different for everyone. Small steps matter, and every new skill is worth celebrating.
Who can benefit?
A place to learn without pressure.
Dani’s Tech is designed for learners who benefit from patient explanations, hands-on practice, and a pace that respects how they learn.
- Neurodiverse teens and young adults
- Learners who benefit from step-by-step support
- Students preparing for college or employment
- Individuals working toward greater independence
- Beginners who feel nervous or overwhelmed by technology
- Creative learners building a website or digital portfolio
No previous experience required.
Curiosity and a personal goal are enough to begin.
Lesson information
Individualized 1:1 computer lessons
Each lesson is personalized around the learner’s interests, goals, learning style, and current skill level.
- One-on-one instruction
- Step-by-step explanations
- Hands-on practice
- Flexible learning goals
- Encouraging environment
Let’s talk about your tech goals
Start with a friendly conversation.
Not sure which program is the right fit? Tell Daniel about the learner’s interests, current skills, and goals. Together, you can create a lesson plan that feels useful, comfortable, and motivating.