Learn basic computer and digital literacy skills from a Digital Equity Partnership instructor, plus get personal assistance from digital navigators, at this 10-week, hands-on course. Each participant will be given a Google Chromebook to work on during the course and participants who successfully complete all 12 hours of coursework will get to keep the Chromebook and receive a completion certificate. This course is in the Conrad Room and will run every Thursday from 6-7:30 PM, January 22 thru April 9, with potential make-up date on April 23.

To be eligible for this program, participants must self certify that they qualify for at least one of the following criteria:

    Experienced economic hardship made worse by COVID-19

    Households at or below 300% of Federal Poverty Guidelines for household size

    Qualify for Temporary assistance for needy families program (TANF), Federal supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP), Federal Communications Commission’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) or Lifeline program, Free or reduced-price lunch for a child in the household

Space is limited and registration is required. Questions? Contact Dorothea at lam@noblenet.org.

In partnership with The University of Lowell Digital Equity Partnership.