To become more computer savvy, consider the following tips:

  1. Identify your knowledge gaps and determine which technical skills you need to improve.
  2. Develop a learning attitude and be open to trying new things.
  3. Make friends with people who like computers.
  4. Join technology clubs or online communities.
  5. Watch educational videos online.
  6. Take a computer class.
  7. Focus on mastering the hardest subjects.
  8. Learn how to troubleshoot and maintain your computer

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