Planning for a future where every Hopkins community member has the digital tools, skills, and support to thrive in today’s connected world.
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Our Vision
A Hopkins where all community members are equipped to confidently and safely engage in the digital world—expanding opportunity and building a stronger, more connected community.
What do we mean by Digital Access?
The ability to
effectively & safely use technology
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Digital Skills
Internet enabled devices that meet the needs of the user
Devices that meet the needs of the user
Devices
Affordable & reliable internet service
Internet
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Trusted & quality technical support
Tech Help
Content designed to be clear and easy to navigate
Accessible
We are creating a community-wide plan to strengthen digital access in Hopkins. Here's what we're doing first.
Gathering community input to understand the current digital experiences of Hopkins community members
Identifying existing resources to build a complete picture of the current digital landscape
Collaborating with the community to generate ideas for Hopkins-specific digital access solutions
This initiative arises from today's reality
Technology is an everyday essential—without it, people face barriers to jobs, services, education, and connection with friends, family, and the community.
We're working toward a different future.
A future where digital access is a bridge to opportunity, connection, and community participation for everyone!
Technology:
Necessary, not optional
Technology:
Real life challenges
"My doctor wants me to use a patient portal, but I don't understand how to find my test results or message them."
"I need to pay my rent online now, but I'm not comfortable using the portal."
"I worry about clicking the wrong thing and getting scammed."
"Tickets for my niece's volleyball game are only available online, but it is so complicated that I will just stay home."
"I can't read the small text on government websites or navigate all the menus."
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"I want to apply for jobs online but don't know how to create a resume that works for the online job sites."
We invite all community members to share digital experiences, challenges and ideas
Whether you are comfortable with technology or find it challenging, your perspective matters. Your input and involvement will help ensure the Hopkins digital access plan works for real people.
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Hopkins Activity Center
33 14th Avenue North, Hopkins
