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Technology can get complicated—and not just because of the buttons. Maybe your family is pressuring you to use an app you don’t want. Maybe you’re unsure whether you’re being too cautious online. Maybe a new technology just doesn’t feel right for you. Ask Wright to Learn is a place for those questions, too.
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Maybe you’re wondering whether you really need to use a new technology. Maybe someone in your life is giving you conflicting advice. Maybe you’re not sure whether something online is normal, safe, rude, pushy, or just plain annoying.
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We won’t be able to answer every question or troubleshoot large technical problems, but we’ll choose questions that can help you—and other learners—feel more informed and confident about technology.
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