Initiative: Free Digital Education Initiative
Organization: Sai Social Responsibility & Research Centre (SSRRC)
Duration: 6 weeks, starting from October 2nd
Overview
As part of our commitment to bridging the digital divide, SSRRC is providing free digital classes to slum kids in response to their request. The 6-week program aims to equip these underprivileged children with basic computer skills, empowering them to navigate the digital world and enhance their future prospects.
Key Highlights
- Digital Literacy Training: The program covers basics of computers, MS Office, and prevalent computer systems.
- Target Audience: Slum kids aged 8-16 years.
- Schedule: Weekend classes, 2 hours per session.
- Venue: Temple grounds, [Slum Area], Delhi.
Progress
- Week 1-3: Introduction to computers, parts of a computer, and basic operations.
- Week 4-6: MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), internet basics, and online safety.
Impact
- Increased Interest: Students show enthusiasm and eagerness to learn.
- Improved Digital Literacy: Participants grasp basic computer skills, enhancing their confidence.
Future Plans
- Expansion: Reach more slum areas and increase student enrollment.
- Sustainability: Explore partnerships and funding opportunities.
We're grateful to our volunteers and supporters for making this initiative possible.
