Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. COURSE LOGISTICS DOCUMENTS CURRICULUM FLYERS RESOURCES INSTRUCTOR RESOURCES FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD COURSE LOGISTICS COURSE LOGISTICS COURSE LOGISTICS Early Childhood Orientation Link to the Google Slides Feel free to reference these slides and the Instructor Handbook before emailing us with questions. Back to Top DOCUMENTS DOCUMENTS: FORMS & CERTIFICATES DOCUMENTS: FORMS & CERTIFICATES TGH Forms For the Participant Agreement and Family Computer Contract forms, go to the Documents section on the General Resources page . Customizable Certificates for Graduates Vertical 8.5 x 11in Certificate Horizontal 8.5 x 11in Certificate Blank Certificates for Graduates Certificate for Early Childhood Program Back to Top CURRICULUM CURRICULUM GUIDELINES LESSON PLANS 1. Apps provided by TGH Decide on how many TGH picked apps you will go over during a session Which types of apps and in what combination? How much time will you spend on demonstrating? How will you determine how much time will be parents only and parent/child time? How can you keep children busy with a hands-on project while you are working with the adult? It's key for adults to feel confident with the apps so that they know best how to guide the child. 2. Other apps you think are useful. It’s also ok to introduce families to other apps that you think are helpful for the child’s development and learning. Feel free to share your feedback with us about the provided apps, and suggestions for apps to add to the collection. You can include this feedback in your Post-Course-Survey! 3. Introduce topics that help adults support their child’s development and learning The 3 I's Model: Introduce, Interact, Integrate Healthy screen time use Mixing tech with hands-on projects (for example, looking up dinosaurs and then creating a drawing or a sculpture of a dinosaur) Other ways that they can support the child’s learning 4. Content for Adults If you feel you’ve covered enough apps and parent resources, consider integrating some content solely for the adult Do the adults in your course need support learning how to email from the iPad? Connect to family and friends with Facetime or Google Meet? Do the adults want to learn how to search for jobs online? Would it be helpful to show them how to order groceries or prescriptions for delivery? Back to Top FLYERS FLYERS FLYERS Back to Top RESOURCES RESOURCES RESOURCES Resources for Parents Boston Basics: Parenting Strategies Videos PBS for Parents: Age-by-age tips & activities for social/emotional skills, character development, literacy, math, science, and arts. PBS Kids: Healthy Media Use Tips for Parents and Children Learn at Home with PBS Kids: At-home learning topic with activities, games, and articles — featuring your favorite PBS KIDS characters like Daniel Tiger, Elmo, and the Kratt brothers — to keep your child learning through play Common Sense Media: Expert reviews, objective advice, helpful tools, and so much more. WGBH Resources for Early Learning: exciting, engaging media-rich learning opportunities for educators, parents, and caregivers of children. From detailed lesson plans to simple, everyday activities, you will find everything you need to help your children succeed. Parental Controls: Guide to setting parental controls Parental control set up for iOS Parental control for Google Play Resources for Instructors Zero to Three: Screen Use Resources American Academy of Pediatrics on Early Media Use The 3 I's: Introduce, Interact, Integrate WGBH Distance Learning Center (English , Spanish ): free, trusted digital resources from and award-winning educational preschool programming. Family Fun at Home (English , Spanish ): Help your children birth through age 8 learn and grow by doing fun activities at home. Collect points and enter a weekly raffle for a chance to win a $25 gift card (MA residents only). Common Sense Education : Free distance learning plans for K–2 students and their families. Help kick-start learning at home with easy-to-use, customizable packets. Google’s Teach from Home (English , Spanish ) How to Use an iPad : Slide deck on parts of an iPad Sharing your iPad screen on Zoom when logged into meeting from your iPad Sharing your iPad screen via Airplay Zoom when logged into meeting on your computer Sharing your iPad screen on Zoom (using the USB cable) when logged into meeting on your computer Back to Top TGH Early Childhood Program Flyers Customizable Early Childhood Program Flyer Customizable iPad Flyer Customizable Files in Other Languages

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Tech Goes Home collaborates with community partners to advance digital equity ABOUT TGH LEARN MORE Our Programs Tech Goes Home programs serve people of all ages, with courses geared towards families, adults, entrepreneurs, older adults, and more. We bring computers, internet, and training to families and individuals throughout Massachusetts so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. We offer programs for adults, as well as family-based intergenerational programs. TGH’s family-based programs engage youth and their caregivers together to learn digital skills as a team. Each family or individual who participates in our programs completes 15 hours of interactive, culturally-responsive digital skills training, earning a Chromebook or iPad, and, if needed, 12 months of internet services. Click below to learn more about our programs and see upcoming courses. About Tech Goes Home Who We Are Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Our programs focus on serving people and communities who face systemic barriers to technology adoption. In the past five years alone, 21,000 learners have graduated from TGH programs, and we have distributed more than 15,000 new computers in communities across Massachusetts. LEARN MORE Reproducir video Our Impact We measure success by the digital life skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain through participating in the TGH program, and the extent to which they feel empowered to apply those skills and tools to improve their lives in whatever way will benefit them most. Last year: Learn More of graduates have accessed vaccine information or scheduled a vaccine appointment online using their new digital skills and tools 80% of graduates got a new job, got a better job, had a pay raise, entered a work training program, entered a new education program, or started a business 54% of students leveraged their digital skills and tools to improve their grades 74% Our Fireside Chat Series Hear community leaders discuss digital equity in our new series. “Let’s Talk Digital Equity with Black Men” Full Show Let’s Talk Digital Equity With Rep. Andy X. Vargas and MakeIT Haverhill It takes the whole community. Our dedicated partner organizations and investors are critical to TGH's success. Check out the individuals and groups who are supporting TGH, and see how you can become an investor or host a TGH course. Investors > Partners > Donate > Join the fight for digital equity by volunteering with TGH! Want to make a lasting impact in your community? Want to join a network of dedicated people working to conquer digital exclusion? Volunteer with TGH! Please click the link below or email us at volunteer@techgoeshome.org . More on Volunteering Take a Look Listen to what TGH learners and leaders have to say about TGH and how the program has affected their lives. MORE ON DIGITAL EQUITY As defined by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA), "digital equity is a condition in which all individuals and communities have the information technology capacity needed for full participation in our society, democracy, and economy. Digital equity is necessary for civic and cultural participation, employment, lifelong learning, and access to essential services. It is important to note here the use of “equity” vs. “equality.” When we use the word equity, we accurately acknowledge the systemic barriers that must be dismantled before achieving equality for all." What is Digital Equity? Hear from graduates about their experiences as part of the Tech Goes Home program! SEE MORE TESTIMONIALS TESTIMONIALS STAY CONNECTED Follow us on social media for more news, resources, and updates. @techgoeshome @techgoeshome Tech Goes Home Tech Goes Home Contact Us First name Last name Email Write a message Submit Thanks for submitting! Tech Goes Home Annual Meeting Video: Celebrating our Impact, Embracing our Future

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. ABOUT US Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. We bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. In the past five years alone, we have graduated 22,000 learners from our programs and distributed 14,500 new computers. TGH programs serve people of all ages, from 3 to 94, living in communities throughout Greater Boston. Our programs are directed at those without technology at home, with a focus on individuals who are un- or under-employed, are from low-income households, have limited English proficiency, or are living with disabilities. Of the households that TGH serves: 90% live in households that are considered “very low income” (HUD 2017), 90% are people of color, nearly 50% are English language learners, and 34% of adult learners are unemployed. Learn More Technology for all ages TGH has opportunities for folks from age 3 to 94. See how TGH can help you! Program Overview Our Story, Our Purpose Tech Goes Home is focused on tackling the entrenched barriers to technology adoption and internet access in Boston and across the United States. While it is easy to assume that mobile and home-based computer access to the internet has become universal, the stubborn fact remains that 20% of households in the City of Boston lack a desktop or laptop computer, and 16% do not have home internet access (ACS 2015-2019). One year after completing TGH, 96% of our graduates have home internet. Read About Our Impact TESTIMONIALS See More Read Our Research See Our Results Research Yields Results TGH has gathered extensive research to understand how people fall behind due to lack of technology and internet access. Read more about digital equity and what we're doing to achieve it!! Our TGH Partner Sites Tech Goes Home currently offers our programs in neighborhoods throughout the City of Boston and nine surrounding municipalities. View All Awards and News Tech Goes Home is proud to have a growing list of accolades and news features. Take a minute to let us share them with you! See All The TGH Team We have an awesome team of talented people with a passion for helping others. Take a look at the cool things they've done and continue to do to benefit their communities, and don't hesitate to get in touch! Learn More Jobs With TGH At TGH, we love working with people who love helping others, and we strive to create a more fair and accessible society. Interested in working with us? Click below to see any open positions, or contact us to find out all the other ways you can help us in our efforts to empower communities to overcome barriers and advance lives. See Open Positions

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. ORGANIZAR MERCADO VENDER PEQUEÑOS NEGOCIOS Aquí encontrará una colección de herramientas en línea para ayudar a su pequeña empresa a organizar, comercializar y vender, junto con tutoriales básicos para ayudarlo a comenzar a usarlas. ORGANIZAR ORGANIZAR MERCADO MARKET VENDER SELL ORGANIZAR ORGANIZE ORGANIZAR Sitios que pueden interesarle: MERCADO MERCADO MARKET Back to Top Sitios que pueden interesarle: VENDER VENDER SELL Back to Top Sitios que pueden interesarle: ORGANIZAR ORGANIZE MERCADO MARKET VENDER SELL Volver arriba ¿Quiere seguir aprendiendo? ¡Haz una inmersión profunda! Ebay eBay es un sitio web para "Comprar y vender productos electrónicos, automóviles, ropa de moda, artículos de colección, artículos deportivos, cámaras digitales, artículos para bebés, cupones y más". Puede crear una cuenta gratuita y luego vender sus productos en línea. Visite http://pages.ebay.com/education/ para obtener ayuda para comenzar. PayPal La cuenta comercial "estándar" gratuita de PayPal le permite aceptar pagos con tarjeta de crédito en su sitio web y dispositivos móviles, enviar facturas en línea y recibir pagos en eBay. Las tarifas de transacción oscilan entre el 2.2% y el 3.5%, más una tarifa fija de aproximadamente $ .30. Llame al 888-818-3922 para obtener información. Google Wallet Google Wallet es otra opción de procesamiento de pagos móviles y en línea. En la tienda, los clientes pagan tocando su dispositivo de punto de venta con sus teléfonos inteligentes, y en línea, iniciando sesión en sus cuentas de Google Wallet. Etsy English Guide Etsy es un mercado en línea donde 30 millones de usuarios compran y venden productos y suministros para manualidades hechos a mano o antiguos. ¡Estos tutoriales lo ayudarán a crear una cuenta, configurar su tienda y comenzar a vender! Para saber cómo obtener un lector de tarjetas de crédito de Etsy gratis para su teléfono inteligente o tableta, visite www.etsy.com/reader. LevelUp Si sus clientes tienen teléfonos inteligentes y tarjetas de crédito, considere usar LevelUp. Los clientes pagan con la aplicación gratuita y se le cobra una tarifa de procesamiento del 1,95%. Puede utilizar programas de recompensas y realizar un seguimiento fácil de su historial de ventas. Las campañas le cuestan $ 0.25 de cada $ 1.00 que le ganan. ¡Venta feliz! Square Square le permite "aceptar tarjetas de crédito y administrar su negocio en cualquier lugar con su iPhone, Android o iPad". Utiliza la aplicación gratuita de Square y el lector de tarjetas gratuito que se conecta a su dispositivo y paga una tarifa de transacción del 2,75%. Puede administrar ventas y reembolsos, configurar una tienda en línea, enviar facturas y realizar un seguimiento de las ventas, ¡todo con esta aplicación! Open Forum OPEN Forum de American Express ofrece una colección de recursos para ayudar a las pequeñas empresas, incluidos "videos, artículos, blogs, podcasts y consejos de expertos". TechBoomers Techboomers.com es un sitio web educativo gratuito que contiene tutoriales paso a paso para enseñar a los nuevos usuarios de Internet sobre sitios web populares y de confianza, ¡incluidos algunos de nuestro plan de estudios como Gmail, Facebook, Etsy y más! Grovo Grovo ha creado miles de videos tutoriales gratuitos de un minuto en sitios web populares y aplicaciones móviles. Cuando visita el sitio, puede explorar la colección o registrarse para recibir correos electrónicos diarios con tutoriales sobre sitios web o aplicaciones que le gusten. Pinterest Pinterest es un sitio donde las personas encuentran, recopilan y comparten sus intereses. "Los pines pueden ser casi cualquier cosa: un regalo, una receta o incluso una cita. Son como pequeños marcadores ... que siempre apuntan a los sitios de donde provienen (¡como el tuyo!)". Para obtener consejos comerciales, haga clic AQUÍ . Instagram Instagram es una forma sencilla y gratuita de compartir la personalidad de tu marca con los clientes a través de imágenes. Para obtener consejos y recursos, consulte el blog de Instagram para empresas en https://business.instagram.com/blog/. Google Sites English Guide Guía en Español Google Sites le ayuda a crear un sitio web básico y gratuito. Elija entre plantillas en blanco o prediseñadas para que el sitio web de su empresa se vea como desea. ¡Estos tutoriales muestran cómo crear y editar su nuevo sitio! Wix Wix.com te permite crear un hermoso sitio web de forma rápida y sencilla. ¡Así es como creamos el sitio web de TGH en el que estás ahora! Hay muchas plantillas y planes de precios para elegir, y recomendamos usar Wix en lugar de Google Sites si no necesita un sitio web básico y gratuito. Hover Hover facilita la compra y administración de un nombre de dominio y una dirección de correo electrónico personalizada para su empresa, de modo que pueda ser propietario de www.YourBusiness.com y enviar correos electrónicos desde You@YourBusiness.com . Hover tiene paquetes básicos desde $ 15 al año y un buen servicio al cliente. Hootsuite HootSuite es una herramienta de panel de redes sociales que le ayuda a administrar todas sus cuentas de redes sociales desde un solo lugar. Con él, puede organizar conversaciones en las redes sociales, publicar contenido futuro y realizar un seguimiento de cuánto se relaciona su comunidad de redes sociales con usted. Twitter Twitter es una red social que le ayuda a "averiguar qué está pasando, ahora mismo, con las personas y organizaciones que le interesan". Estos tutoriales lo ayudarán a registrarse para obtener una cuenta, interactuar y mantener su cuenta segura. Visite la guía interactiva de pequeñas empresas de Twitter: visual.ly/twitter-smallbiz-guide! Facebook Con más de mil millones de usuarios, Facebook lo ayuda a establecer relaciones con clientes nuevos y existentes y, en última instancia, impulsar las ventas aprovechando el marketing de boca en boca. Este tutorial te ayudará a comenzar. Visite facebook.com/business para obtener ayuda. Inglés: Registrarse Participar Publicidad Español: Registrarse Atraer Publicidad Google My Business Google My Business es una forma fácil y gratuita de poner su empresa en línea. Puede crear una página con información básica (descripción, ubicación, foto, horario) que aparecerá cuando la gente busque en Google o Google Maps. Comité de Abogados de Derechos Civiles y Justicia Económica El Comité de Abogados por los Derechos Civiles y la Justicia Económica "brinda asistencia legal comercial y educación a empresarios que están iniciando u operando negocios comunitarios ubicados en áreas desatendidas en el Gran Boston y que no pueden pagar un asesoramiento legal". Ofrecen talleres, clínicas y representación pro bono. Clínicas de Derecho Transaccional - Facultad de Derecho de Harvard Transactional Law Clinics (TLC) de Harvard Law School es un programa clínico que brinda asistencia legal a pequeñas empresas y emprendedores. Su Proyecto de Empresa Comunitaria ofrece ayuda legal gratuita a pequeñas empresas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro e individuos en áreas tales como formación de empresas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro, permisos y licencias, ¡y mucho más! Centro para Mujeres y Empresas Center for Women and Enterprise (CWE) es una organización sin fines de lucro reconocida a nivel nacional que ayuda a "empoderar a las mujeres para que sean económicamente autosuficientes y prosperen a través de los negocios y el espíritu empresarial". Apoyan a las mujeres ofreciendo educación, asistencia técnica y programas de certificación. Accion "Como la red de préstamos para micro y pequeñas empresas más grande y única a nivel nacional en los Estados Unidos, [Acción conecta] a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas con el financiamiento y el apoyo necesarios para crear o hacer crecer negocios saludables". Acción ofrece educación financiera y capacitación técnica básica. Interise Interise ofrece a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas en comunidades de bajos ingresos "educación empresarial, nuevas redes y acceso a los mercados". Su programa intensivo StreetWise 'MBA' ™ apoya a empresas que tienen más de 3 años, tienen uno o más empleados en nómina y tienen ingresos anuales de más de $ 250.000. Ciudad de Boston: cómo funciona la conexión Wi-Fi gratuita ¿Buscas acceso wifi GRATIS en toda la ciudad? ¡El programa Wicked Free Wifi de Boston ha terminado y sigue creciendo! Haga clic en el ícono de arriba para ver un mapa grande de las ubicaciones donde puede llevar su teléfono, tableta o computadora portátil para obtener Internet GRATIS. Introducción a los problemas legales para propietarios de pequeñas empresas Parte 1: Estructura empresarial Parte 2: Propiedad intelectual Parte 3: Derecho laboral Score " SCORE es una asociación sin fines de lucro dedicada a ayudar a las pequeñas empresas a despegar, crecer y lograr sus objetivos a través de la educación y la tutoría". Utilice su sitio para encontrar un mentor o aproveche sus talleres, asesoramiento confidencial y herramientas y plantillas gratuitas en línea. BOS: 311 English Guide Esp Video BOS: 311 es el portal de servicios constitutivos de la ciudad de Boston. Para comenzar a reportar servicios de la ciudad que no son de emergencia, descargue la aplicación, envíeles un mensaje de texto o un tweet, visite su sitio web o llámelos cualquier día, en cualquier momento. JPNDC A través de su Programa de Desarrollo de Pequeñas Empresas, Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (JPNDC) ofrece asistencia técnica; ayuda para encontrar y solicitar préstamos; y talleres sobre una variedad de temas que incluyen impuestos, cuestiones legales, marketing, personal y contabilidad. Corporación de Desarrollo Económico de la Bahía de Dorchester Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation (DBEDC) ofrece productos de préstamos para empresas con sede en Boston. A través de su Programa de asistencia para pequeñas empresas, ofrecen asistencia técnica personalizada; ayuda para obtener préstamos; y referencias a programas de capacitación y servicios legales pro bono. Conozca su Chromebook English Guide Guía en Español ¿Quieres saber todo sobre tu nuevo TGH Chromebook? ¡El enlace de arriba es para ti! Allí verá cómo personalizar su nuevo dispositivo para adaptarlo a sus necesidades. Esto incluye cómo configurar su imagen de fondo, conectarse a sus otras cuentas de Google, cargar y editar imágenes, y mucho más. Google Safety Center English Guide Guía en Español El tema del Centro de seguridad de Google es "Trabajar juntos para mantener la seguridad en línea". Este sitio tiene recursos para individuos y familias, incluidos conceptos básicos de seguridad e información sobre cómo mantener seguros sus datos personales. Consulte la sección "Herramientas de seguridad" para saber cómo utilizar y administrar las herramientas de Google. Google Maps English Guide Guía en Español Google Maps es una excelente manera de ir "de aquí para allá". Ofrecen indicaciones para llegar en automóvil, así como para caminar, andar en bicicleta y en transporte público. Este tutorial se enfoca en los recursos de transporte público en el sitio, ayudándolo a encontrar el autobús o tren adecuado. Traductor de google English Guide Guía en Español ¿Necesitas traducir un correo electrónico? ¿Un documento de un amigo? ¿Qué pasa con un sitio web? Google Translate puede hacer todo eso por ti. Este tutorial le mostrará cómo usar el sitio para traducir texto y también traducir sitios web a más idiomas de los que puede contar. La traducción no es perfecta, pero siempre está mejorando y ¡de hecho te pedirá un consejo! Google Calendar English Guide Guía en Español Google Calendar es una herramienta gratuita que le ayuda a organizar su agenda, realizar un seguimiento de las citas y establecer recordatorios. Además, puede compartir eventos específicos o su calendario completo con otros. ¡No vuelvas a perder una cita! Google Slides English Guide Guía en Español Tutorial Video Google Slides es muy similar a PowerPoint. Sin embargo, Google Slides está en línea, se puede compartir y, lo más importante, ¡GRATIS! Este tutorial le mostrará cómo crear una presentación rápida y sencilla. Google Sheets English Guide Guía en Español Google Sheets es una herramienta gratuita basada en la nube que puede ayudarlo a administrar las finanzas, realizar un seguimiento del inventario y más. Puede acceder a él desde cualquier dispositivo con acceso a Internet a través de su Google Drive. Google Docs English Guide Guía en Español Google Docs le permite crear documentos, cargar archivos existentes y compartirlos con amigos, familiares y compañeros de trabajo. Google Docs viene gratis con su cuenta de Gmail. Este tutorial le mostrará cómo crear, compartir e incluso traducir documentos de Google. Google Hangouts English Guide Guía en Español Google Hangouts te permite enviar mensajes, realizar llamadas de voz y video y compartir fotos. Hangouts se sincroniza automáticamente en todos los dispositivos, por lo que puede comenzar en su computadora y continuar con su teléfono. ¡Este tutorial le enseñará cómo chatear, llamar y hacer Hangouts! Centro de aprendizaje de la SBA La Small Business Administration (SBA) es una agencia del gobierno de los EE. UU. Que apoya a los empresarios y las pequeñas empresas. Este tutorial le enseñará cómo ver videos de capacitación para pequeñas empresas en línea y trazar un mapa de su competencia utilizando el Centro de aprendizaje de la SBA. Mint Guía en Español English Guide Según Mint.com, “El dinero es para vivir. Es por eso que hemos creado la forma más simple y efectiva de administrar, ahorrar y hacer crecer su dinero ... y por qué Mint.com es gratis ". Departamento de Desarrollo Comunitario de Cambridge English Guide Guía en Español El Departamento de Desarrollo Comunitario (CDD) es la agencia de planificación de la ciudad de Cambridge. Este tutorial le mostrará cómo utilizar el sitio web de CDD para encontrar viviendas asequibles, obtener información sobre los parques de la ciudad y utilizar los enlaces rápidos para explorar la ciudad. Mass.gov Mass.Gov tiene un portal web integral para pequeñas empresas. En él, puede encontrar los recursos, transacciones y programas que lo ayudarán a iniciar o hacer crecer su negocio en Massachusetts. Ciudad de Boston Apertura de una empresa English Guide Guía en Español La guía Cómo iniciar una empresa es un sitio de la ciudad de Boston que brinda información, recursos y servicios para quienes buscan iniciar una empresa en Boston. Desarrollo de pequeñas empresas de la ciudad de Boston La Oficina de Desarrollo de Pequeñas Empresas está a cargo de la Ciudad de Boston, lo que ayuda a las empresas de Boston a comenzar, crecer y prosperar. El personal ofrece asistencia en una variedad de áreas que incluyen licencias y permisos, bienes raíces, finanzas, marketing y eficiencia energética. Visite el sitio web o comuníquese con Betsy Cowan en betsy.cowan@boston.gov o 617-635-0331. GMail English Guide Guía en Español Gmail es una herramienta de comunicación gratuita que incluye correo electrónico, chat, video chat, calendario, una suite ofimática y mucho más. ¡Este tutorial te ayudará a crear una cuenta de Gmail y enviar tu primer correo electrónico! ¡Buena suerte! Yelp English Guide Guía en Español Yelp es un sitio web que la gente usa para encontrar información sobre negocios locales y leer reseñas de otros clientes. Según Mashable, "Además de Google, probablemente no haya un sitio más importante para las pequeñas empresas que Yelp". Este tutorial lo ayudará a crear y administrar una página para su negocio.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Digital Equity Research Tech Goes Home has gathered extensive research to support and inform our work. Take a look below and get a glimpse of why we do what we do. The Digital Divide and Economic Benefits of Broadband Access by The Council of Economic Advisors "Just under half of households in the bottom income quintile using the Internet at home, compared to 95 percent of households in the top quintile." "Academic research shows that using online job search leads to better labor market outcomes, including faster re-employment for unemployed individuals, yet because of a digital divide, low- income households are less able to use these tools than high-income households." "Addressing the digital divide requires effort on multiple fronts, including policies that make broadband more affordable." "When Google Fiber was to be rolled out in Kansas City, speeds on existing networks in Kansas surged 86 percent." "Effective digital literacy training may require place-based or demographically tailored interventions." Digital Divide Persists Even as Lower-Income Americans Make Gains in Tech Adoption by Pew Research Among adults with household incomes below $30,000 a year: 44% don’t have home broadband services 46% don’t have a computer “By comparison, each of these technologies is nearly ubiquitous among adults in households earning $100,000 or more a year.” “As of early 2019, 26% of adults living in households earning less than $30,000 a year are “smartphone-dependent” internet users – meaning they own a smartphone but do not have broadband internet at home. This represents a substantial increase from 12% in 2013. In contrast, only 5% of those living in households earning $100,000 or more fall into this category in 2019.” “In 2015, 35% of lower-income households with school-age children did not have a broadband internet connection at home” ? FACT SHEET: 2016 BROADBAND PROGRESS REPORT from the FCC "One-third of all Americans – 100 million people – haven’t adopted broadband at home. Broadband adoption is key to America’s competitiveness – to jobs, e-government, education, and energy. Compare that to South Korea and Singapore where adoption rates top 90 percent." "Internationally, the U.S. continues to lag behind a number of other developed nations, ranking 16th out of 34 countries" Mobile Technology and Home Broadband 2019 by Pew Research “92% of adults from households earning $75,000 or more a year say they have broadband internet at home, but that share falls to 56% among those whose annual household income falls below $30,000.” “Half of non-broadband users today say they do not subscribe to broadband because the cost of a monthly subscription is too expensive, while 31% say the cost of a computer is too expensive.” Closing the K–12 Digital Divide in the Age of Distance Learning by Common Sense Media & Boston Consulting Group "Approximately 15 million to 16 million K-12 public school students, or 30% of all public K-12 students , live in households either without an internet connection or device adequate for distance learning at home, a higher number than previously recorded; and of these students, approximately nine million students live in households with neither an adequate connection nor an adequate device for distance learning." "300,000 to 400,000 K-12 teachers live in households without adequate internet connectivity, roughly 10 percent of all public school teachers, and 100,000 teachers lack adequate home computing devices." Limiting Broadband Investment to ‘Rural Only’ Discriminates Against Black Americans and other Communities of Color by National Digital Inclusion Alliance “All of the nation’s counties whose populations are at least 75% rural [those most likely to qualify for federal broadband subsidies], taken together, accounted for less than 8% of Americans living in households with no broadband. In contrast, the most urban counties - those with fewer than 5% rural residents - accounted for more than 35%.” "76% of residents living without broadband connection in the most rural third of U.S. counties were white and non-Hispanic. [...] In contrast, substantial majorities of the residents in households without broadband in our urban datasets were people of color. People of color accounted for 75% of the unconnected in cities with 200,000+ residents. Black residents alone accounted for 28% of the unconnected in 95%+ urban counties." "A federal broadband policy which provides funding only for broadband infrastructure deployment, and only to areas which have no existing 25/3 Mbps residential broadband service - with no accompanying investment in affordable access and other measures to help urban as well as rural residents get connected - discriminates in a big way against Black Americans and other communities of color.” “All of the nation’s counties whose populations are at least 75% rural [those most likely to qualify for federal broadband subsidies], taken together, accounted for less than 8% of Americans living in households with no broadband. In contrast, the most urban counties - those with fewer than 5% rural residents - accounted for more than 35%.” "76% of residents living without broadband connection in the most rural third of U.S. counties were white and non-Hispanic. [...] In contrast, substantial majorities of the residents in households without broadband in our urban datasets were people of color. People of color accounted for 75% of the unconnected in cities with 200,000+ residents. Black residents alone accounted for 28% of the unconnected in 95%+ urban counties." "A federal broadband policy which provides funding only for broadband infrastructure deployment, and only to areas which have no existing 25/3 Mbps residential broadband service - with no accompanying investment in affordable access and other measures to help urban as well as rural residents get connected - discriminates in a big way against Black Americans and other communities of color.” OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL? TECHNOLOGY AND LEARNING IN LOWER-INCOME FAMILIES from The Joan Ganz Cooney Ce nter "Most low- and moderate-income families have some form of Internet connection, but many are under-connected, with mobile-only access and inconsistent connectivity." "One third (33%) of those below the poverty level rely on mobile-only Internet access." "Among families who have home Internet access, half (52%) say their access is too slow, one quarter (26%) say too many people share the same computer, and one fifth (20%) say their Internet has been cut off in the last year due to lack of payment." "Parents with mobile-only access are [...] 25 percentage points less likely to use online banking or bill-paying (49% vs. 74%), 14 percentage points less likely to apply for jobs or services online (42% vs. 56%), and 12 percentage points less likely to get news or follow local events online (70% vs. 82%)." "Four in 10 parents without a home computer (40%) or home Internet access (42%) say the main reason they do not have these items is because they are too expensive." "Children from low- and moderate-income families use computers and the Internet for a variety of educational activities, but those without home access are less likely to go online to pursue their interest. [...] 35% of those with mobile only access say they 'often' do this, compared to 52% of those with home access." "Children and parents frequently learn with, and about, technology together, especially in families with the lowest incomes and where parents have less education." "Among parents who did not graduate from high school, 62% say their child has helped them with technology, compared with 45% of parents who graduated from college." "Among families with more than one 6- to 13-year-old and a computer in the home, [...] more than half (53%) of children from the lowest income group (less than $25,000 a year) 'often' help each other learn about computers and technology, compared to 33% of those in the higher-income group ($45,000–65,000 a year)." 10% of Americans Don't use the internet. Who are they? by Pew Research 3 in 10 adults with "less than a high school education" do not use the internet. "Adults from households earning less than $30,000 a year are far more likely than the most affluent adults to not use the internet (18% vs. 2%)." "Seniors are much more likely than younger adults to say they never go online [...] 27% still do not use the internet, compared with fewer than 10% of adults under the age of 65." WHAT IT'S LIKE TO GO ON THE INTERNET FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME - AT AGE 82. by the Washington Post "Seniors who log on tend to be far more educated about their health ; they’re far less isolated and more independent ." "One study out of the University of Michigan suggested that Internet use could cut depression risk among seniors by more than 30 percent — a huge finding, given the wide-ranging effects that depression and isolation have on senior’s health." Millions of U.S. Workers Have "Limited or No Digital Skills" by HR Dive “More than 1 in 10 workers are employed in manufacturing, and one third lack key digital skills." This equals about 5.6 million workers in manufacturing who have low digital skills. “Approximately 1 in 7 American workers is employed in the health and social assistance sector, and one-third lack key digital skills.” This equals about 6.7 million workers in this sector with low digital skills. “Nearly one-third of workers with limited digital skills are younger than 35.” The Digital Edge: Middle-Skill Workers and Careers by Burning Glass Technologies “More than 8 in 10 middle-skill jobs (82%) require digital skills” “Digitally intensive middle-skill jobs pay more than non-digital middle-skill jobs: Baseline digital skills alone pay a 17% premium over non-digital roles.” “Eight in 10 (78%) of middle-skill jobs demand facility with productivity software, and these digital jobs pay a premium over non-digital middle-skill roles. Additionally, productivity software is necessary for upward movement.” Digital Skills & Employment Foundational Skills for Career Progress by Urban Institute “Between 2002 and 2016, the share of all jobs with high digital content more than quadrupled, from 4.8 to 23.0 percent. This reflects both an increase in the digital nature of existing jobs and the addition of new digital jobs.” “Research suggests the demand for jobs requiring digital skills will increase [...] employers will increasingly desire workers with foundational digital skills as the digitization of jobs and tasks increases.” “Many occupations that were previously technology-free, such as janitorial work, now require technology for such basic tasks as checking room assignments and filling out time cards.” “[...] ‘the increased use of electronic job applications makes it difficult for those with low literacy skills to get a job’ [...] Online tools are now the most important resource for many job seekers” Strategies for teaching foundational digital skills: Teach skills in context In-person teaching Match training to people’s needs Access to digital tools Digital Inclusion & Education Nearly one-in-five teens can’t always finish their homework because of the digital divide by Pew Research “Some 15% of U.S. households with school-age children do not have a high-speed internet connection at home” “Roughly one-third of households with children ages 6 to 17 and whose annual income falls below $30,000 a year do not have a high-speed internet connection at home, compared with just 6% of such households earning $75,000 or more a year. These broadband disparities are particularly pronounced for black and Hispanic households with school-age children – especially those with low household incomes.” “17% of teens say they are often or sometimes unable to complete homework assignments because they do not have reliable access to a computer or internet connection.” “24% of teens whose annual family income is less than $30,000 say the lack of a dependable computer or internet connection often or sometimes prohibits them from finishing their homework, but that share drops to 9% among teens who live in households earning $75,000 or more a year.” Advancing Digital Equity and Closing the Homework Gap: The Need to Connect Students at Home by The Consortium for School Networking & Alliance for Excellent Education “Today, roughly seven in ten teachers assign homework that requires access to broadband. But the FCC’s data suggest that almost one in three households do not subscribe to broadband services at any speed.” Parental Involvement in Schools by Child Trends "Students with parents who are involved in their school tend to have fewer behavioral problems and better academic performance, and are more likely to complete high school than students whose parents are not involved in their school." The Numbers Behind the Broadband "Homework Gap" by Pew Research "31.4% of households whose incomes fall below $50,000 and with children ages 6 to 17 do not have a high-speed internet connection at home. [...] By comparison, only 8.4% of households with annual incomes over $50,000 lack a broadband internet connection at home. In other words, low-income homes with children are four times more likely to be without broadband than their middle or upper-income counterparts." NTIA BROADBAND MAP This map displays broadband technologies offered to end users.

ORGANIZAR MERCADO VENDER RESOURCES PEQUEÑOS NEGOCIOS Aquí encontrará una colección de herramientas en línea para ayudar a su pequeña empresa a organizar, comercializar y vender, junto con tutoriales básicos para ayudarlo a comenzar a usarlas. ORGANIZAR ORGANIZE ORGANIZAR MERCADO VENDER RESOURCES Google Calendar English Guide Guía en Español Google Calendar es una herramienta gratuita que le ayuda a organizar su agenda, realizar un seguimiento de las citas y establecer recordatorios. Además, puede compartir eventos específicos o su calendario completo con otros. ¡No vuelvas a perder una cita! RESOURCES RESOURCES Back to Top Ciudad de Boston Apertura de una empresa English Guide Guía en Español La guía Cómo iniciar una empresa es un sitio de la ciudad de Boston que brinda información, recursos y servicios para quienes buscan iniciar una empresa en Boston. Departamento de Desarrollo Comunitario de Cambridge English Guide Guía en Español El Departamento de Desarrollo Comunitario (CDD) es la agencia de planificación de la ciudad de Cambridge. Este tutorial le mostrará cómo utilizar el sitio web de CDD para encontrar viviendas asequibles, obtener información sobre los parques de la ciudad y utilizar los enlaces rápidos para explorar la ciudad. Introducción a los problemas legales para propietarios de pequeñas empresas Parte 1: Estructura empresarial Parte 2: Propiedad intelectual Parte 3: Derecho laboral MERCADO MARKET Back to Top Yelp English Guide Guía en Español Yelp es un sitio web que la gente usa para encontrar información sobre negocios locales y leer reseñas de otros clientes. Según Mashable, "Además de Google, probablemente no haya un sitio más importante para las pequeñas empresas que Yelp". Este tutorial lo ayudará a crear y administrar una página para su negocio. Facebook Con más de mil millones de usuarios, Facebook lo ayuda a establecer relaciones con clientes nuevos y existentes y, en última instancia, impulsar las ventas aprovechando el marketing de boca en boca. Este tutorial te ayudará a comenzar. Visite facebook.com/business para obtener ayuda. Inglés: Registrarse Participar Publicidad Español: Registrarse Atraer Publicidad VENDER SELL Back to Top Etsy English Guide Etsy es un mercado en línea donde 30 millones de usuarios compran y venden productos y suministros para manualidades hechos a mano o antiguos. ¡Estos tutoriales lo ayudarán a crear una cuenta, configurar su tienda y comenzar a vender! Para saber cómo obtener un lector de tarjetas de crédito de Etsy gratis para su teléfono inteligente o tableta, visite www.etsy.com/reader. Volver arriba

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Resources for Aging Adults Aquí encontrará los próximos seminarios web para registrarse, así como las grabaciones de los seminarios web completados. ¡Siéntete libre de mirar y aprender! WALTHAM Oficina de Estabilidad de Vivienda, Ciudad de Boston La Oficina de Estabilidad de la Vivienda ayuda a los residentes a encontrar y mantener viviendas estables, seguras y asequibles. El sitio web incluye recursos e información para personas que están siendo desalojadas , que tienen problemas para pagar el alquiler , tienen problemas con un propietario, buscan vivienda y buscan refugio para pasar la noche. Portugues

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Tech Goes Home is dedicated to addressing the digital inequities that deny people the opportunity to succeed. Our Programs Tech Goes Home programs serve people of all ages, with courses geared towards families, adults, entrepreneurs, seniors, and more. We bring computers, internet, and training to families and individuals throughout Greater Boston so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. We offer programs for adults, as well as family-based intergenerational programs. TGH’s family-based programs engage youth and their caregivers together to learn digital skills as a team. Each family or individual who participates in our programs receives 15 hours of live, interactive digital skills training, a Chromebook or iPad, and, if needed, 12 months of internet services. Click below to learn more about our programs and see upcoming courses. Learn More About Tech Goes Home Who We Are Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Our programs are directed at individuals without technology at home, with a focus on those who are un- or under-employed, are from low-income households, have limited English proficiency, or are living with disabilities. In the past five years alone, we have graduated 22,000 learners from our programs and distributed 14,500 new computers. Learn More Hear from Boston's Mayoral Candidates Tech Goes Home asked all of Boston's mayoral candidates about their plans for advancing digital equity in the City. Take a look at their responses here! Our Impact We measure success by the digital life skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain through participating in the TGH program, and the extent to which they feel empowered to apply those skills and tools to improve their lives in whatever way will benefit them most. Last year: 3,640+ graduates report that they learned skills that can help improve their lives 1,150+ children are better able to do schoolwork online because of TGH 2,530+ graduates have used their TGH device and digital skills for their health and wellness See More It takes the whole community. Our dedicated partner organizations and investors are critical to TGH's success. Check out the individuals and groups who are supporting TGH, and see how you can become an investor or host a TGH course. Investors > Partners > Donate > Join the fight for digital equity by volunteering with TGH! Want to make a lasting impact in your community? Want to join a network of dedicated people working to conquer digital exclusion? Volunteer with TGH! Please click the link below or email us at volunteer@techgoeshome.org More on Volunteering Take a Look Listen to what TGH learners and leaders have to say about TGH and how the program has affected their lives. Mircha "The best part is having more time with my son. He is teaching me more than I expected, we are doing homework together." Monica "He's always able to show me something new I didn't know. This was a great opportunity for [Tequan] to do that." See More Testimonials Lynette "The class bonded. If one person didn't know how to do something, we did a sharing experience... It's empowered me." Testimonials Stay Connected Follow us on social media for more news, resources, and updates. @techgoeshome @techgoeshome Tech Goes Home Tech Goes Home Contact Us For press inquiries, please contact press@techgoeshome.org . For all other inquiries, fill in the form below. Success! Message received. Send Sign up to receive news & updates from TGH!

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Top of Page PLACES TO VISIT ENTERTAINMENT PLAY & ENTERTAINMENT Aquí encontrará los próximos seminarios web para registrarse, así como las grabaciones de los seminarios web completados. ¡Siéntete libre de mirar y aprender! PLACES TO VISIT PLACES TO VISIT FECHA POR DETERMINAR Hangouts y Meet de Google Enlace de registro disponible pronto Guía en Español Acerca del seminario web: Para el seminario web de Google Hangouts & Meet, exploraremos las similitudes y diferencias entre ambas opciones, profundizaremos en las formas de usar cada una y descubriremos cuál podría ser la mejor para determinadas necesidades. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Enlace de registro disponible pronto Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Back to Top Conozca su Chromebook English Guide Acerca del seminario web: en este seminario web aprenderá todos los conceptos básicos sobre el uso de su Chromebook, además de información adicional útil. Cubriremos la configuración, las opciones de accesibilidad, la descarga de aplicaciones, el guardado en la unidad de Google frente al disco duro de la computadora, el Asistente de Google y otras cosas como el navegador Chrome, marcadores, etc. Acerca del facilitador: Wim Wauters ha trabajado en Google durante 8 años y actualmente trabaja como gerente de capacitación de Chromebook en la oficina de Google en el Reino Unido. Es responsable de desarrollar programas de formación de Chromebook para el personal de minoristas de todo el mundo. ¡Espera conocer a todos y hablar sobre su producto favorito! Conozca su Chromebook English Guide Guía en Español Guia em Português Mira el webinar Acerca del seminario web: en este seminario web aprenderá todos los conceptos básicos sobre el uso de su Chromebook, además de información adicional útil. Cubriremos la configuración, las opciones de accesibilidad, la descarga de aplicaciones, el guardado en la unidad de Google frente al disco duro de la computadora, el Asistente de Google y otras cosas como el navegador Chrome, marcadores, etc. Acerca del facilitador: Wim Wauters ha trabajado en Google durante 8 años y actualmente trabaja como gerente de capacitación de Chromebook en la oficina de Google en el Reino Unido. Es responsable de desarrollar programas de formación de Chromebook para el personal de minoristas de todo el mundo. ¡Espera conocer a todos y hablar sobre su producto favorito! FECHA POR DETERMINAR Hangouts y Meet de Google Enlace de registro disponible pronto Acerca del seminario web: Para el seminario web de Google Hangouts & Meet, exploraremos las similitudes y diferencias entre ambas opciones, profundizaremos en las formas de usar cada una y descubriremos cuál podría ser la mejor para determinadas necesidades.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. STRATEGIC PLAN With the help of countless TGH instructors, learners, partners, and supporters, we finished the implementation of a comprehensive three-year strategic plan at the end of 2019. With our strategic plan as a roadmap, we expanded our work beyond the City of Boston into nine additional communities in Greater Boston and strengthened our evaluation practices. We also achieved a higher level of sustainability by diversifying our funding sources, growing our board, and enhancing financial systems. In the past five years alone, we have served 22,000 learners and distributed 14,500 new computers in communities across Greater Boston. We have temporarily paused our second strategic planning process due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but we look forward to resuming the process soon. In building our second strategic plan, we will engage numerous partners and community leaders to identify our opportunities for growth and create a plan to sustainably support that growth. SUSTAINABILITY Tech Goes Home will become a sustainable organization. GROWTH Tech Goes Home will grow to serve Greater Boston, becoming a national leader. EFFICACY Tech Goes Home will be demonstrably effective at serving the most critical digital needs of the people we serve. You can download our complete strategic plan here .

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. Our Programs TGH Community The TGH Community Program partners with social service organizations in Greater Boston to deliver a course focused on fundamental digital skills for adults. Taught by TGH certified instructors at our partner organizations, course topics include, but are not limited to, job searching, financial literacy, communicating with friends and family, accessing public benefits, and finding educational programs. Courses are offered at locations such as libraries, community centers, public housing, and other organizations. Each learner who completes a TGH course earns a Chromebook and 12 months of internet service. Find a course TGH Small Business The TGH Small Business Program offers a customized digital skills training for local small business owners, micro-entrepreneurs, and people interested in starting a business venture or nonprofit. Graduates of the program gain digital skills to strengthen their businesses and, in turn, the local economy. The curriculum focuses on leveraging city resources, managing finances, developing an effective online presence, accepting online payments, and more. Each learner who completes a TGH course earns a Chromebook and 12 months of internet service. Find a course TGH School The TGH School Program is families with students in grades 1 - 12. Partner schools can provide courses for students officially enrolled in their school. Nonprofit organizations that work with youth can also run courses for families from the community. All courses are taught by TGH certified instructors. This program encourages parent engagement and gives the student and adult caregiver an opportunity to learn together. The curriculum focuses on fundamental digital skills and topics such as using Google apps for school and work, finding apps and websites for learning and play, tracking grades and attendance online, finding after-school and academic programs, and accessing web-based family resources. Each family who completes a TGH course family earns a Chromebook and 12 months of internet services. Find a course TGH Early Childhood The TGH Early Childhood Program is for families with young children ages 3-6. The course is taught using iPads by early education specialists who are certified TGH instructors. Designed for the parent/caregiver and their child, the curriculum is built around educational and social-emotional learning apps that focus on early language, literacy, and STEAM skill-building. Families practice early learning strategies and discuss challenges and opportunities in parenting with technology. Each family who completes a TGH course family earns an iPad and 12 months of internet services. Find a course

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. OUR IMPACT TGH works with our partners to build a more equitable society in which all members of our communities have access to the digital world. We measure success by the digital skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain and the ways they apply those skills and tools in whatever way will benefit them most. A Snapshot of Our Impact 81% of graduates got a new or better job, had a pay raise, entered an educational or work training program, or started a business of caregivers say their child uses their new device for learning multiple times a week or every day of graduates have leveraged skills they gained in their TGH course to access health and wellness resources 88% 73% “With these skills, I can be financially self-sufficient, provide for my child, and have a successful future for me and my family for years to come.” –Shanna, TGH Graduate For more impact data, check out our 2023 Impact Report!