This gap is a result of economic, educational, ethnic, and gender related variables.
Skills are essential for our children.
Students that cannot afford home computers get little or no exposure to technology. Our schools are not prepared with the equipment or curriculum that prepares children for the impact that technology is making in our world. This inefficiency yields detrimental social and economic consequences. E quipping students with computer skills immediately makes them more employable, less likely to drop out of schools and more prepared for advanced education. It is critical to the future of our business', communities and most importantly to our children, preparing them for our technologically advancing world.