Empowering Government School Students with Digital Learning Skills
In today's world, knowing how to read and write is no longer enough. Children also need to know how to search, learn, verify, and grow using technology.
Seeing this gap firsthand, Gayathri and her friends decided to take action. Through this campaign, they are working to bring digital access and learning tools into government school classrooms.
'How-To' bridges this gap by teaching students how to learn online, not just how to use a device.
We have created a systematic, hands-on digital literacy curriculum that helps students:
Use Gmail, Google, and other essential digital tools confidently
Search for information effectively and responsibly online
Explore Khan Academy, Coursera, Udemy, and Skillshare for self-learning
Expand curiosity beyond textbooks through guided online learning
The pilot "How-To" program is being implemented with 30 students at Kondakal Government School, Hyderabad.
Right now, these students only get limited exposure to technology.
During our bi-monthly sessions, we carry just two laptops to the classroom. In a one-hour session, it becomes impossible for every child to explore, practice, and learn independently.
Digital learning requires consistent practice, curiosity, and individual exploration. Without daily access to devices, students are unable to fully absorb or apply what they are learning.
This fundraiser aims to change that.
Students get access to shared laptops and essential accessories for regular use in school.
Children practice real digital skills through guided activities, projects, and exploration.
Students build confidence using technology for learning, research, and self-growth.
Once the laptops are handed over to the school:
This ensures that technology becomes a learning tool, not a distraction.
Help government school children learn how to think, search, and grow in a digital world.
Every contribution brings us closer to a classroom where every child gets a turn to explore, learn and discover.