About
Compudopt Technology Education Programs offers Tiny Techs for Grades 1 - 2, Early Adopters for Grades 3 - 5, Early Adopters | Ocean Odyssey for Grades 3 - 5, STEAM Team for Grades 6 - 8, Learn2Earn for Grades 9 - 12, Learn2Earn Tech Talk for Grades 9 - 12, Pathways for ages 16 - 26, and Digital Skill Building for adult learners. Program activities include STEAM enrichment, marine-themed tech projects, solving an art heist with STEAM technology, learning to code and program, hands-on work with networks and computer hardware, and digital skills lessons on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT, and ethical tech.
Programs
- Tiny Techs — Grades 1 - 2 · STEAM enrichment program that prepares students to engage with the world around them and helps them understand technology's role in their daily lives.
- Early Adopters — Grades 3 - 5
- Early Adopters | Ocean Odyssey — Grades 3 - 5 · Immersive STEAM experience where students develop digital literacy, problem-solving skills, and creativity through marine-themed tech projects.
- STEAM Team — Grades 6 - 8 · Students use STEAM technology to solve the mystery of an art heist and engage with different hardware and software to learn how tech is used to solve real-world problems.
- Learn2Earn — Grades 9 - 12 · Students learn to code, program, and get hands-on experience with networks and computer hardware. Each participant receives a refurbished laptop computer to keep.
- Learn2Earn Tech Talk — Grades 9 - 12 · Interactive program designed to equip learners with essential digital skills and insights into emerging technology, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT, and ethical tech.
- Pathways — Ages 16 - 26 · 20- to 25-hour program that equips students with the insight and skills to take effective next steps in their education and career.
- Digital Skill Building — Adult Learners · Digital literacy program designed to help adult learners navigate computers and the Internet.
About the provider
Compudopt was founded in 2007 by Jonathan Osha. Its mission is to provide technology access and education to under-resourced communities. The organization recycles donated computers, refurbishes them, and loads them with essential software.
To qualify for the Computer Giveaway, you must not have access to a working computer at home, and you must have a child in pre-K-12 education (to age 20). Compudopt provides no or low-cost high-speed internet options and free tech education to youth and adults.
Last updated August 26, 2026.
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