Tech Tutors Offers Technology Access for Citrus Heights Community
Summary
My goal is to be the cyber granny!” Over the past decade, more and more Community Technology Centers (CTCs) have been established around the United States to offer basic IT training and computer access (often either at a low rate or at no charge) to those living in low-income or disadvantage areas.“CTCs are places that allow men and women to increase their own effectiveness and opportunity,” said Karen Chandler, Executive Director of the Community Technology Center’s Network, or CTCNet (http://www.ctcnet.org).Citrus Heights, CA, June 10, 2015 --( PR.com )-- According to a recent Department of Commerce study, there is still a large gap in use between those who can easily afford technology access and those who cannot.Without access to a computer in the home, where do people go to get connected?In Citrus Heights you need only look as far as the Tech Tutors center located locally to see community technology at work.“I want to learn to use email,” says Nan Shaw, a senior citizen resident of Auburn, CA.My goal is to be the cyber granny!”Over the past decade, more and more Community Technology Centers (CTCs) have been established around the United States to offer basic IT training and computer access (often either at a low rate or at no charge) to those living in low-income or disadvantage areas.