Technology for many people over 60 years old can be a challenging and intimidating medium, and it was with this in mind that education entrepreneur Vinicius Cani founded 60+Digital, a company entirely focused on teaching seniors how to use their cell phones and enjoy all the benefits of the current world. “We were born with the objective of empowering the older generation above 60 years old to explore the digital world without fear, without hesitation, and without depending on others. We have a YouTube channel with over 200 thousand subscribers that was born with the mission of helping this generation even more. There it is possible to find hundreds of video lessons. With patience and dedication, each video teaches step by step how to master the cell phone and the computer, and every day we make new lessons available. In addition to the channel, we also offer courses with planned modules and interactive lessons. I always say that it is never too late to learn”, emphasizes Vinicius Cani, founder of 60+Digital, in addition to being a reference in digital inclusion and creator of the teaching method that simplifies current technology.
According to Cani, 60+Digital has been helping thousands of people learn how to use their own cell phones without fear and without needing others. “Our method is easy to understand for the 60 years old and above range, whether through our YouTube videos or the courses we offer. We have already helped thousands of people who want to end their dependency on others when it comes to cell phones”.
To further assist those over 60 years old who wish to learn how to use a cellphone, the company will hold the “Digital Inclusion Week,” a completely online and free event, where Vinicius will teach how to use the phone without fear of damaging the device, changing any settings, or deleting important items. “This event is a cry for autonomy for this age group who always hear: ‘but I already taught you that.’ An important topic we will also cover is the cellphone with full storage, which ends up making it slow. We will show how to solve this issue. Our completely online and free event is for those who are tired of depending on others to do things on their own phone, this is a chance to change that reality,” highlights Cani.
The “Digital Inclusion Week” will take place on July 29, 31, and August 1, consisting of three classes each with different content offering a complete learning experience. “During these days, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the different aspects of cellphone technology in a practical and accessible way,” concludes Vinicius Cani.
To register and learn more about the event, visit https://bit.ly/3WbqFMk.
