Welcome to Com2Tech!

Community Communications Technology is a Charitable Trust which helps people in the Dunedin and wider Otago community gain access to affordable tech equipment, and technology based programmes – for any level of ability or any age bracket.

Programmes:

Code Club

Club members meet for an hour a week to work through the free projects we provide, which are step-by-step guides that will help them create games, animations, and webpages.

Code Club 4 Teachers

Code Club 4 Teachers supports teachers through fun, hands-on learning to grow in confidence and get ready to teach the new Digital Technologies curriculum content within the Technology and Hangarau learning areas.

Community Meet-ups

Locations:

THE VALLEY PROJECT

Community Meet-up:

Wednesdays 10:30am-12:30pm

Directions

VBCC TECH SPACE

Tuesday 4:00-5:30pm

Code Club 4 Teachers

Wednesday 3:30-5:30pm

Directions

Recent Blog Posts

Digital Inclusion Research Forum @ NetHui 2019

Today we went on a day-trip to Wellington to attend the Digital Inclusion Research Forum @ NetHui 2019. The goals of the forum were: (1) to share information about recent digital inclusion research and findings(2) to identify gaps in the digital inclusion research agenda and suggest possible solutions There were some great talks on topics… Continue reading Digital Inclusion Research Forum @ NetHui 2019

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Our Aim

Com2Tech aims to work alongside communities to help reduce the barriers of digital inclusion; create safe spaces within our communities where people can go to get local technology support; and to help our children and their counterparts utilize their knowledge of technology for the good of their communities.

Programmes

We have partnered with local and national organisations who provide us locations, equipment and programmes so we can offer free technology learning and assistance to not-for-profits and communities around Otago.   We facilitate free community classes, with modules provided by our partners at the Digital Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa (DIAA). These teach technology basics and digital security… Continue reading Programmes

SkinnyJUMP

Eligibility Criteria The following are the groups that have been identified in the NZ Governments Digital Inclusion Blueprint as the most in need of low-cost support to stay connected within communities. They have been found the most at risk of being digitally excluded.

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