Access to technology is not just a convenience. It is a condition for full participation in today's society. The National Digital Inclusion Alliance defines digital opportunity as the state in which all individuals and communities have the information technology capacity needed to participate in society, democracy, and the economy. For adult educators in Connecticut, this is not an abstract idea. It is the reality our learners navigate every day. Digital accessibility is the

The Community Wi-Fi Grant Program offers funding for projects that deliver fast, secure Internet to the communities that need it most....

In adult education, helping learners access essential community resources can have a significant impact by removing barriers and...

By MaryKate Haverly, Digital ATDN Digital opportunity encompasses more than just providing technology; it’s about ensuring that everyone,...

By MaryKate Haverly, Digital ATDN What is Digital Accessibility? Digital accessibility is crucial in ensuring that all learners, including those with disabilities, can fully engage with online educational content. By making your materials accessible, you not only create a more inclusive learning environment but also improve learning outcomes for everyone. Accessible practices go beyond compliance with legal standards like the ADA and Section 508—they reflect a commitment to e

Digital ATDN will be supporting agencies through the Public Comment deadline on January 22 . Please look at the flyer below to see how...

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is hosting a Week of Action called "Online for All'' to call on local communities to take...