A message from Bud Stolker . . .

Announcing a series of videos
designed expressly for you

Here’s your chance to define what you want to learn, and how.

I get a lot of questions from you, clients of Landmark Computer Labs.

-- How do I back up my computer? Where exactly are my files?
-- Is this virus warning a scam?  Am I protected? How well?
-- Is it time to migrate to Windows 11? What's Windows 12, and why should I care?
-- What exactly is Artificial Intelligence, and how is it going to change my life?

I'm glad you're asking those questions. They deserve solid, useful answers.  It's vital that we understand the technologies we depend on every day.

We all know that change is constant. But now change is accelerating. The world suddenly feels different. And the personal computer we use every day is about to pop with new features. New technologies. New ways of doing things. New challenges.

How can we keep up? How will we stay connected to our digital world, especially when we need to stay connected more than ever?

If you worry about this stuff, you are not alone. I hear you. I'm right there with you. I study this lively landscape night and day. And as I discover and learn, I would like to share the info, the insights, the guidance that other technologists are offering me. My hope for you is that I can brief you well enough that you can navigate the digital landscape with confidence.

It won't happen overnight, but Landmark Computer Labs, my company, pledges to help you absorb and understand what's coming. To that end, we're preparing a series of videos designed to help you stay informed. I want those videos, and the other courseware that we're building, to reflect your interests and your needs.

I ask your help so that we can make an educational product with you in mind. We'd like to create a body of information tailored just for you, built just the way you want it. There's a survey further down on this page. Please take a minute or two to fill it out. I appreciate it -- and you.

First, an introduction
to our new series of videos

Bud Stolker explains . . .

what videos are on the way. He asks you to consider topics that might appeal to you if presented in an interactive, educational, entertaining format.

Help Landmark help you by giving feedback in the survey below. Your input can shape this upcoming series of informative, interactive, entertaining lessons.

Hint: You can make each video full-screen by clicking on the last icon on the video's toolbar.

1:49 (one minute, 49 seconds)

Next, a preview of topics
that may interest you

From managing Windows better to meeting your own personal robot, an adventure into current -- and coming -- digital technologies.

How you can use your computer more effectively.
Why it's important to keep up with change.
How technology is about to change what we do, how we work, and even who we are.

3:41

a teaser about our upcoming
cyber awareness series

Coming later this year:
a comprehensive course
on Cyber Awareness.

Viruses. Malware. Ransomware. Adware. Spyware. Hackers. Phishing. Passwords. Data breaches. What you need to know, what you should do
to stay safe, what to do if you've been hacked.

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We all need to keep learning

It's something we should do almost every day

01

Learning about Windows

You have at your fingertips a marvelous tool. As long as you're using it, why not do it confidently and efficiently?

02

Learning how
to stay safe

The Internet brings the world -- and crime -- into our home. Keeping yourself and your files secure is an ongoing process.

03

Learning about new technologies

Not a surprise: You're sitting in front of a sophisticated learning machine right now. Use it to make life easier.

04

Learning how to learn about all this

If you don't have a plan for staying up to date, consider the videos we'll be offering. Could be the start of something good.

Your feedback determines our focus

Here's a survey with ten suggested topics. Let us know what you think. Tell us more about what you'd like to see in the free-form text block at the bottom.

Let us hear from you.

Questions? Comments? Email your thoughts and suggestions.

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