Digital Inclusion can look like: 

• Helping a neighbor  set up their email account
• Public access technology in safe facilities, with adequate levels of privacy,
  security, and accessibility for people with disabilities.
• Learning how to work on Google Drive or Microsoft Suites
• Public libraries offering free wireless services, and digital E-books and databases
• Employers offering trainings and assistance with technology
• Patient-centered designs that allow patients to easily access to online health information systems and medical records
• Coordination between schools, libraries, and community-based technology
  centers to maximize delivery of in-school and out-of-school student learning tools