About School of Daily Tips
Practical computer skills, explained simply
Our Mission
We believe computer literacy is no longer optional—it's as essential as reading and writing. Yet most resources are either too technical for beginners or too shallow to be useful.
School of Daily Tips exists to bridge that gap. We create clear, practical guides that help students, professionals, and career-changers build real computer skills they can use immediately.
What We Do
Every week, we publish free guides on:
- Computer basics – file management, cloud storage, keyboard shortcuts
- Productivity tools – Word, Excel, Google Workspace, Notion
- Career skills – resume writing, LinkedIn profiles, remote work
- Digital safety – passwords, phishing, two-factor authentication
- AI and automation – using ChatGPT, automating repetitive tasks
Each guide is written to be completed in under 10 minutes and uses real-world examples, not abstract theory.
How We're Different
Most tech tutorials are written by experts for experts. They assume you already know the jargon and skip the steps that seem "obvious."
We take the opposite approach. We start from zero, explain every step, and never assume prior knowledge. If we use a technical term, we define it first.
Our guides are tested on real beginners before publication. If something confuses a first-time reader, we rewrite it until it's clear.
Who This Is For
- Students – preparing for their first jobs
- Career changers – moving into tech-adjacent roles
- Professionals – who never learned these skills formally
- Job seekers – wanting to list real skills on their resumes
- Anyone – who feels "behind" on technology
How We Started
School of Daily Tips began in early 2025 as a simple newsletter. The founder, a self-taught developer, kept getting the same questions from friends and family:
"How do I organize my files in Google Drive?"
"What's a password manager and do I need one?"
"Can you explain Excel formulas like I'm five?"
After writing dozens of one-off explanations, we realized there was a need for a resource that explained these fundamentals clearly, without jargon, and for free. So we started publishing them publicly.
Today, thousands of people read our guides every month. We're still a small team, still learning, and still writing one guide at a time.
Who Writes This
Jadox
Founder, Writer, Developer
Jadox is a self-taught web developer and digital tools creator. He started learning to code five years ago and remembers how confusing everything felt at first. He writes each guide to be the resource he wishes he'd had.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really free?
Yes. All our guides are completely free. No paywalls, no subscriptions, no credit card required. We plan to keep it that way.
How often do you publish?
We publish at least one new guide every Tuesday. Sometimes more, if we find something worth writing about.
Do you accept guest posts?
Not currently. We want to keep the quality consistent and the voice clear. This may change in the future.
Can I suggest a topic?
Absolutely. We write what our readers need. Email us at hello@schoolofdailytips.com with your suggestion.
Get in Touch
Questions? Suggestions? Just want to say hi?
- Email: hello@schoolofdailytips.com
- X (Twitter): @schoolofdailytips
- GitHub: Jadox
We try to respond within 48 hours.
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