Internet
Basics
Videos, Guides and Printables all about getting started online.
Using the internet
The internet can help you stay connected, find information, and enjoy new things. These short videos show you easy steps to get started and stay safe online..
Search engines
Learn how to use search engines to quickly find reliable information.
AI Chat & Search
Discover how AI tools can answer questions and support everyday tasks.
How websites work
A simple guide to understanding what websites are and how to use them.
Printables & Extra Resources
Google Maps
A step-by-step guide to help you find places, get directions, and explore your local area with ease.
Chat gpt
Learn how to use AI chat to ask questions, get ideas, and make everyday tasks simpler.
Fixing common problems
Quick tips to solve everyday tech issues and keep your devices running smoothly.
using facebook
A simple guide to staying connected with family and friends, sharing updates, and using Facebook safely.
Useful Links
Find extra online resources & learning
Learn My Way – Free courses for beginners covering internet basics, email, online safety, and more.
🔗 www.learnmyway.comAge UK – Internet & Technology Guides – Simple, step-by-step advice on using the internet, staying safe, and making the most of technology.
🔗 www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/work-learning/technology-internetBBC WebWise Archive – Beginner-friendly guides on how to use the internet, social media, email, and online safety.
🔗 www.bbc.co.uk/webwiseDigital Unite – Easy-to-follow tutorials on everything from browsing the internet to online shopping and security.
🔗 www.digitalunite.comNational Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – Essential advice on keeping safe online, creating strong passwords, and spotting scams.
🔗 www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberawareGood Things Foundation – Digital Skills Support – Resources and community projects that help people improve their digital confidence.
🔗 www.goodthingsfoundation.orgBarclays Digital Wings – Free courses covering internet skills, online banking, and digital confidence.
🔗 www.digital.wings.uk.barclaysLocal Libraries & Councils – Many offer free beginner internet workshops or “IT for beginners” drop-ins. Contact your local library or council website for details.
frequently
asked questions
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Not at all. The guides are designed for complete beginners and take you through each step slowly and clearly.
es, as long as you follow basic safety tips like using strong passwords, avoiding suspicious links, and only sharing personal information with trusted sites. We include safety resources to help you stay secure.
No. Many of the resources and workshops listed are free, including Learn My Way, Age UK guides, and local library classes.
Yes. Most of the tutorials are designed to work on smartphones, tablets, or computers.
Don’t worry – learning online skills takes practice. You can replay the videos, use the extra resources, or ask a family member, carer, or local support group for help.
Many local libraries, councils, and community groups run free beginner workshops. You can also ask your GP surgery or local carer organisation if they know of classes nearby.
