Common Questions

Facebook is where a lot of your friends and family are already sharing photos and updates, so it's a great way to stay connected. But you don't have to be on every platform—pick the ones that matter most to you.

Yes, as long as you're thoughtful about what you share and who can see it. Each platform has privacy settings that let you control who sees your profile, photos, and posts. We walk you through these settings step by step so you feel confident about what's public and what's private.

Not at all. Our courses start from the very beginning—account setup, finding the buttons, understanding what things mean. We use clear language, skip the jargon, and take time to explain why things work the way they do.

Most people get the basics down in a few hours of practice. The course covers what you need to know, and then it's just repetition—the more you post, comment, and explore, the more natural it feels. Everyone moves at their own pace, and that's perfectly fine.

Facebook is great for staying in touch with people you know—you can share longer updates, join groups, and see what friends are doing. Instagram is all about photos and visual sharing. You don't need both unless you want to—pick what feels right for you.

Absolutely. Our courses are designed specifically for adults who didn't grow up online. We assume no prior knowledge and explain things in plain language, with screenshots and real examples you'll recognize.