eKnox Digital Literacy
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eKnox is a community digital literacy program created by the Knoxville Chamber to provide resources for nonprofits and organizations to start and run computer classes. A pilot program was conducted October-December 2022 to tackle three components of the digital divide — access to high-speed internet, access to affordable devices, and digital literacy.
See details and results here.
With the help of community partners, the Chamber is now scaling eKnox to provide basic computer skills training for adults in underserved communities throughout Knox County. For information on how your organization can get involved, contact Nancy Nabors at [email protected].
Free course curriculum is available at beginner and advanced levels. Each link is a zip file containing 10 customizable lessons. Survey samples include surveys for recruiting participants, getting their feedback, and measuring program effectiveness.
eKnox is modeled after Tech Goes Home Chattanooga. On their website, Tech Goes Home has compiled dozens of resources on topics like nutrition and health, education resources, money and finance, and much more.
Learn MoreGoogle Applied Digital Skills is a great resource for those that want to learn more about the Google interface and its apps. Through Google, participants can do hands-on lessons on dozens of topics and access assessments to measure their understanding.
Learn MoreThe State Broadband Office offers grants for digital skills, education, and workforce development, as well as facilities improvements for internet access.

For assistance starting a digital literacy program for your organization or business, use the contact button below. To learn more about joining the program as an instructor, check out the job description.