Aug 1, 2019
Deutsche Telekom’s Digital Responsibility
This platform outlines the work of Deutsche Telekom in Digital Responsibility as a core component of their work.
AT&T has incorporated traditional ways of closing the digital literacy gap as part of their overall workforce strategy. In 2014, they sponsored a low-cost online master’s degree in computer science from the Georgia Institute of Technology’s school of computing. This award-winning initiative offers a variety of courses to retrain its employees who work in jobs that will become obsolete, such as landline installation and repair.
Keywords: Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, AT&T, Sponsorship, Computer Science, Online Degree, Master’s Program, Master of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
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This platform outlines the work of Deutsche Telekom in Digital Responsibility as a core component of their work.
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