Digital Equity Asset Map

What is digital equity?

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.
Source: National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA)

Goals of the map

1. Help community members find digital skills training, affordable devices, and tech support.
2. Give case managers quick, accurate program details.
3. Advocate for digital inclusion and reveal service gaps.

Filter definitions

Class Types

• In-Person — Classes conducted face-to-face at a physical location.
• Virtual — Classes conducted online via digital platforms.
• Hybrid — Combination of in-person and virtual learning.
• Workshop-Based Learning — Hands-on, short, intensive classes focused on specific skills or projects.
• Weekend — Classes scheduled during the weekends.
• Evening — Classes scheduled in the evenings.
• Self-Paced — Learn at your own pace with materials and assignments available anytime.
• Blended Learning — Hybrid with emphasis on integrating online media with traditional classroom methods.

Device Options

• Computer Labs — Desktops and monitors fixed in one location.
• Mobile Labs — Laptops that can be moved between locations.
• Loan Program — Devices temporarily loaned to participants.
• Low Cost Device — Subsidized or reduced-cost device purchase options.
• No Device — Devices are not provided under this program.