Start Here: A Calm Introduction to The Online World
If you’re feeling hesitant, you’re not alone — this page is your first step, taken slowly and clearly.
This is for absolute beginners — especially if you’re just starting to explore the online world and want calm, clear guidance.
Each lesson builds from the ground up, offering step-by-step support, clear explanations, and calm encouragement.
No techy terms. No pressure.
Just solid, confidence-building first steps — written and video-based, so you can choose what suits you best.
If you’d like to skip ahead and start building your website right away, you can go straight to the first lesson here.
Otherwise, carry on below — one calm step at a time.
What Is The Online World? (And Why It’s OK If You’re Late to It)
A gentle, grounding introduction to what the online world is. Helps learners understand they’re not behind—just beginning.
2. How the Internet Actually Works (Without the Jargon)
Explains the basics of how the internet functions—what a browser is, what websites are, and how it all connects.
3. The Language of the Web: Clicks, Links, Tabs & Scrolling
Breaks down the digital terms many beginners are too shy to ask about. Practical demonstrations encouraged.
4. Staying Safe Online: What to Click (And What to Avoid)
Covers online safety in a calm, empowering way. Teaches what spam looks like, how to spot scams, and how to protect your data.
5. Search With Confidence: How to Find What You Need Online
A plain speaking guide to using search engines like Google, with examples of good vs vague searches.
9. What’s a Blog, Really? (And Why You Don’t Have to Be a Writer)
Demystifies blogs. Explains how they work, what they’re for, and how they can be personal and pressure-free.
6. What Is a Website (And Could You Really Make One Someday?)
Introduces the concept of websites as places you can visit—and one day build. No pressure, just planting seeds.
10. Are You Ready to Begin? (And What “Begin” Can Look Like for You)
A reflective closing module that gently introduces learners to their main learning paths. Encourages next steps.
7. Passwords, Emails & Logins: A Beginner’s Guide to Online Accounts
Explains why we need logins, how passwords work, and simple strategies for remembering them.
8. Using Your Device Calmly: Phones, Tablets & Laptops Explained
Compares device types and how each connects to the web. Helps learners feel more confident in using what they have.
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