NCDIT

ALT This image is an informational flyer for the North Carolina Regional Digital Navigator Training. It includes the North Carolina Digital Skills Standards areas: Digital Literacy, Digital Futures, Data & Evaluation, Volunteering, Privacy & Safety, Digital Devices, Digital Reading, and Digital Safety. The training is free and aims to build confidence for safely navigating the digital world. It provides details for two event dates: October 27 in Bertie County and October 30 in Wake County. The flyer features logos from NCDIT, NC State University, and the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation. There is also a QR code for finding locations and a website link for registration.

ALT This image is a promotional flyer for North Carolina Regional Digital Navigator Training, offering free, one-day sessions in Bertie County on October 27 and Wake County on October 30. It includes a digital skills standard graphic, a QR code for scanning, and a registration link. The flyer is from the NCDIT Broadband & Digital Opportunity division and NC State University.

ALT This is an image of a flyer for a free cybersecurity workshop by C&E Digital Navigators and the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department. The flyer emphasizes protecting personal technology and offers simple ways to stay safe online. It includes sections on spotting scams, protecting personal information, and password management. Details about the event are provided, including the date, time, and location at Valerie C. Woodard Community Resource Center in Charlotte, NC. A QR code is included for registration.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the "5th Annual Digital Drive Technology Donation Drop-Off" event organized by the NC TECH Association. It occurs on Friday, October 9th, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, with two locations: Raleigh, organized by Kramden at 4000 Westchase Blvd, and Charlotte, organized by E2D at 920 Hamilton St. Partner NCDIT and presenting sponsor gfiber are also mentioned.

ALT A group of people gathered around a table playing a board game. Various game pieces and cards are spread out on the board. The room appears to be in a conference or meeting setting.

ALT A speaker stands at a podium at NC State University, addressing an audience seated at tables. On a screen beside the podium is the text "Kiya Edwards, Director, NCDIT, Office of Digital Opportunity." The room has a formal setting with blue chairs and tablecloths.

ALT A group of three individuals sit on a stage participating in a panel discussion. They are seated on chairs in front of a dark curtain backdrop. One person is speaking, holding a microphone, while the others are listening attentively. A screen displays a presentation titled "The Next 1 Million: Digital Opportunities in Health Timelines.

ALT A news broadcast layout showing one studio speaker on the left and two remote participants on the right. The segment features a cityscape backdrop, an office background, and an NCDIT-branded background. A banner at the bottom reads, “State agencies partner up to expand digital healthcare options in rural areas,” with the Spectrum News 1 logo.

ALT The image is a promotional banner for the NC Digital Opportunity Survey. It includes a call to participate by visiting go.ncsu.edu/digitalsurvey and highlights the goal of understanding needs related to internet access, home computers, and digital skills. The banner includes logos for NCDIT and the North Carolina Department of Information Technology.

ALT A group of people standing in front of a blue backdrop with the logos "Charter" and "Spectrum" visible. One individual in the center holds a yellow hard hat. They are all dressed in casual clothing and smiling at the camera.

ALT A group of people stands on artificial grass inside a large industrial building. They are observing a person demonstrating the use of fiber wires. The space is well-lit and features large, tall doors in the background.

ALT A close-up view of an open technical control panel mounted on a wooden wall, featuring various switches, wires, and connectors.

ALT A webpage featuring an article titled "Charles Laird talks about RF-interference hunting, IWCE session." The page includes a photo of Laird and a SoundCloud audio player to listen to a discussion. The article is presented by Donny Jackson, Editor of Urgent Communications.