Saving money on your internet and other digital services is crucial for managing your budget. Here are several strategies you can employ to save money. Leverage Free WiFi Locations: Many public spaces such as libraries, cafes, retailers, grocery stores, parks, churches, and community centers offer free WiFi [...]
Read MoreIn today's digitally-driven world, technology rapidly evolves, often leaving older desktops, laptops, and monitors collecting dust in the corners of our homes and offices. However, these devices, which may seem outdated to some, can be a treasure trove for others when donated to a computer refurbisher like ROANEnet. [...]
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Saving money on your internet and other digital services is crucial for managing your budget. Here are several strategies you can employ to save money. Leverage Free WiFi Locations: Many public spaces such as libraries, cafes, retailers, grocery stores, parks, churches, and community centers offer free WiFi access. By planning your internet usage around these locations, you can save on […]
In today’s digitally-driven world, technology rapidly evolves, often leaving older desktops, laptops, and monitors collecting dust in the corners of our homes and offices. However, these devices, which may seem outdated to some, can be a treasure trove for others when donated to a computer refurbisher like ROANEnet. Turning E-Waste into Opportunities Donating your old computers and monitors to a computer […]
In today’s fast-paced, digitally-driven world, the ability to access and utilize technology is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity. Yet, in the scenic expanses of East Tennessee, a significant portion of our community remains isolated from the digital world. This is the digital divide – a gap that ROANEnet is passionately working to bridge. Why Bridging the Digital […]
East Tennessee, a region renowned for its natural beauty and hospitable spirit, has challenges. In the heartland of the Volunteer State, a particularly vulnerable population exists: the poor, the isolated, and senior citizens. In the rugged landscapes of East Tennessee, access to information can be a game-changer for the disadvantaged. Digital literacy empowers the impoverished to access essential resources like […]
Computer basics training that includes free instruction and a free Chromebook is available in East TN. The class is designed for those with no computer experience, said Dayle Beyer, executive director of ROANEnet, a non-profit dedicated to digital equity and access. “Our goal is to help everyone in the community become digitally literate,” Beyer said. The three-hour classes are small—usually […]
Recently, 10 computers were donated to the @bgctnv, at an event organized by @ATTImpact. @ROANEnet helped provide the computers for this successful donation event.#ATTImpact #NonProfitNetwork #DigitalInclusion #DigitalEquity pic.twitter.com/x6aBl8aTp1— Digitunity (@digitunity) January 13, 2023
Summer-Ready-Online-Auction starts June 22nd to benefit ROANEnet’s ongoing programs including free computers and computer basics classes. ROANEnet (roanenet.org) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) provides complete computer systems at no cost, to families and individuals who cannot otherwise afford them and computer basics education to create a community that empowers people to realize their potential. ROANEnet has an ongoing need for funds […]
These computer basics classes help seniors learn email, google apps, internet security, health and financial tools, and more! Sign up at https://roanenet.org/free-computer-basics-class-for-seniors/
Be a part of something important to your community. ROANEnet, a non-profit organization dedicated to digital inclusion, seeks volunteers to serve on the board of directors. Candidates should have experience in business, technology, education or related fields. Duties include participation in ROANEnet activities, board meetings, and other volunteer activities. Interested parties should email ROANEnet at info@roanenet.org
Harriman, TN — ROANEnet has announced that Lee Garrott has joined the ROANEnet board of directors. A resident of Roane County, Lee came to East Tennessee from Mayfield Kentucky, and Murray State University with a BS in construction technology. Arriving in Tennessee in 1974 he worked for TVA for 28 years, retiring from Watts Bar nuclear plant as an industrial safety […]