Michael J. is a technology consultant, personal tutor, and official Apple Teacher. He has worked with Apple products for over 30 years, with direct support from the company for projects spanning entertainment and non-profits. Michael has taught technology at NYU graduate school, Stevens Institute of Technology, and Rutgers University. He has also lectured and led technology workshops at Bennington College, the State University of New York, EdAdvance adult education (on Macs, and iCloud...) and numerous libraries and schools.

Since 2016, Michael has been the ongoing tech tutor for the Kent public library . In addition, he has tutored and lectured for the New Milford Senior Center; New Milford Adult Education; Roxbury Library; Roxbury Senior Center; Southbury Library; Southington Library and Museum; Watertown Library Association; Washington Gunn Memorial Library; and the EdAdvance Adult Education system, in Litchfield, Southbury, Terryville, and Woodbury, CT. He works exclusively with Apple products, and has lectured to and tutored over a thousand patrons and clients.

Michael engineered the first music album to be recorded to personal computer, networking four Macs in order to achieve that. He has experience from Mac System 6 to the current operating system, and also from having worked at an Apple Store and at New York's legendary TekServe. In addition to teaching the use of iPhone, iPad, and their operating system, he offers insight into Apple ID, iCloud and syncing of photos.

Michael has spent years with adult clients, showing them what they need to know, and has often been praised for his patience and insight. He is also often asked to solve specific problems or research certain topics or techniques; feel free to contact prior to a tutoring session, to see if he can solve your issue...