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Santa Fe, New Mexico (October 26, 2021) – New Mexico’s Department of Information Technology recently approved a list of consultants through a competitive bidding process to help local communities and statewide entities tackle the need for expanding internet access and improving speeds—including Connected Nation. “We have more than 20 years of experience in the broadband space,” said Chris Pedersen, Executive …
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and can be delivered virtually or in-person)
The mobile device basics materials are intended for learners who have a new Android or Apple mobile device or are considering getting one. Topics include: getting connected, learning the basic functions, common apps, and using the device safely.
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and is ideal for in-person delivery)
The computer basics materials are intended for learners that are new to using a PC or Mac or want to build confidence using the Windows 10 or Mac operating system. Topics include: managing applications, files, and folders, and saving/deleting files.
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and can be delivered virtually or in-person)
The video conferencing materials are intended for learners who are interested in confidently using the popular video conferencing platform Zoom to conduct and participate in online meetings.
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and can be delivered virtually or in-person)
The email basics materials are intended for learners who are new to using email. It focuses on using Gmail, one of the most common email platforms. Topics include: creating a Gmail account, performing basic email functions such as sending, receiving, replying, organizing, deleting, and searching emails, and how to recognize suspicious communication.
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and can be delivered virtually or in-person)
The cybersecurity materials are intended for learners who are interested in internet safety and want to protect themselves from cyber criminals. Topics include: safely visiting websites, identifying suspicious communication, and creating long and strong passwords.
(provided AT&T Connected Learning course as written will run approximately 60 – 90 minutes and can be delivered virtually or in-person)
The internet basics materials are intended for learners that are new to the internet and want to build confidence in finding information online and navigating websites. Topics include: web browsers, search engines, internet navigation, and tips/tricks for basic and advanced online searches.