Note: This has been converted into a page under Computer Connects DK 1/2/2012 Imaging A Computer Using The RPK Imaging Software 1. Inspect physical hardware for obvious defects that could create the computer to not work. 2. Plug all wires and cables into the computer (Power, monitor, keyboard, mouse). Note: You will … Read More » “Imaging A Computer Using The RPK Imaging Software”
The Digital Literacy Corps has the potential to significantly impact the digital exclusion environment in the United States, just as the Peace Corps has made lasting change around the world. In this article, Net Literacy recommends four ideas that should be prioritized when rolling out the Digital Literacy Corps. http://www.ssireview.org/opinion/entry/will_the_fccs_digital_literacy_corps_become_a_21st_century_peace_corps
Net Literacy and one other organization are credited for submitting the idea to the FCC that was incorporated into the National Broadband Plan recommending the creation of the Digital Literacy Corps. With the announcement of the Connect too Compete initiative in October, the Digital Literacy Corps will soon come into focus. In this article, Net Literacy reiterates some of the … Read More » “The Huffington Post – National Digital Literacy Corps”
Dr. Tony Bennett, Indiana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction has joined Net Literacy’s Honorary Board. The Net Literacy Honorary Board, Chaired by Senator Richard Lugar, includes Indiana’s leadership ranging from Lt. Governor Skillman to Congressman Carson and from Indianapolis Mayor Ballard to Fort Wayne Mayor Henery. The Indiana General Assembly has passed several resolutions in support … Read More » “Indiana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction Joins the Net Literacy Honorary Board”
Sometimes, two letters are worth 1000 words. We are grateful for Senator Lugar and Congressman Carson’s support and advocacy of the impact youth are making to increase digital inclusion! We are grateful that the Indiana Humanities Council nominated Net Literacy for this prestigious event awarded at the White House, and that Dr. Greenwood seconded the … Read More » “Senator Lugar and Congressman Carson Endorse Net Literacy’s Nomination for the “National Arts and Humanities Youth Award” by the Indiana Humanities Council”
Teens Take Elders to Tech Boot Camp JANUARY 12, 2011 Al Kouba, who lives in Bend, Ore., was told by his son in California that his family’s Christmas letter would only be posted on Facebook—not mailed. That’s when the retired systems engineer knew it was time to play catch up: “If you’re going to communicate … Read More » “Wall Street Journal Cites Net Literacy’s Senior Connects Program”
Sometimes, a proclamation is worth 1000 words….
Net Literacy is grateful that Bright House Networks took a chance on a group of middle school students that in 2004, wanted to reduce the digital divide and increase Internet safety awareness. Since then, Bright House Networks and Net Literacy have partnered together, donating more than 5,000 computers to schools and nonprofits. Bright House Networks … Read More » “Bright House Networks Supports Net Literacy for an Eighth Year”
With the support of Bright House Networks, Intel, and the Techpoint Foundation, Net Literacy continues to expand its partnership with the Indiana Association of United Ways. In 2010, Net Literacy provided 4,000 computers to 17 counties in Indiana, and has provided over 12,000 computers to schools, libraries, and other nonprofits during the last three years … Read More » “Net Literacy Increases Digital Inclusion Thanks to Intel, Bright House Networks, and The Techpoint Foundation”
Good news – the Financial Connects Scholarship Contest will continue through June 30, 2010! Learn more by clicking on the Financial Connects Award tab on this website. Questions – contact Daniel Kent at [email protected]
