<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I helped a housemate who had some spare cash get a laptop last week.  He's 44 and it was the first time he'd ever really used a computer.  I also helped him buy a wireless keyboard & mouse, vga lead to his TV, and a wire that does sound.  He now has a computer on his TV that he can use from his couch, and he loves it.  

The guy has a lot of spare time.  While he is relatively intelligent, he has a disability.  He can barely speak.  He has an awesome sense of humour, I said "I can nearly type as fast as I can talk!" he replied "yeah me too." it just took him a while to say that.  That's his only disability, otherwise the guy is fairly clever, it's just he can't express himself too well.

He is so excited by the laptop and all the possibilities it gives him, he wants to learn more.  I showed him how to use Google and Youtube, and that has served him well so far, but he is keen to know about the computer more.  I found it odd someone born in '67 had never used a computer.  Glad I could help! 

Also,  by sheer coincidence my 89 year old grandfather asked if he should get a computer today.  I said it could be good, but he would have to learn a lot.  We'll concentrate on my intelligent 44 year old friend before my gramps though :)

So,
<bot>: What free online videos / ebooks can I show an intelligent though mature person totally inexperienced with computers, to help them learn the basics of using one.  From the ground up, but hopefully not too patronising.