Google Launches Site To Teach Parents Technology

Saturday, December 18th 2010, 10:41 pm

By: News 9

News 9

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Google has launched a new website to help people who aren't technology savvy the basics and beyond.

The website, TeachParentsTech.org is designed to help teach older adults computer basics like how to cut and past to the not so basics like how to start their own blog.

The site, featuring 50 quick how-to videos, allows you to select a tutorial and send off custom emails to the tech unsavvy.

But watch out if your parents and grandparents become so tech savvy, they end up teaching you a thing or two.

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