Tech for Moms

by Women Leaders in Technology
Tech for Moms
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Project Report | Aug 21, 2023
Tech for Moms Dharan Project Report

By Sushobhan Chimoriya | Programs and Communications Officer

Program Name: Tech for Moms Dharan

Date: 4th June - 5th June 2023

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Description

Tech for Moms Dharan was the second iteration of the ‘Tech for Moms’ program. The program was organized at Dharan 13 Ward Office, Amarahat, Dharan. The workshop was designed to teach adult women about the ways of using and utilizing the internet and digital devices in the safest and most efficient manner. The workshop was a 2-day program of 5 hours each day. A lunch break of 30 minutes was provided at the mid-point. The workshop was designed to support adult women gain more agency over their own digital devices and social media.

Activities

  1. We started off with the participant introduction followed by the team introduction.
  2. We then conducted a baseline survey to understand the comfort level and knowledge regarding digital tools among the participants.
  3. We started off the learning by teaching the differences between internet basics including Wi-Fi, mobile data, and so on. 
  4. We taught about detecting misinformation and disinformation.
  5. Throughout the session, we included energizers like Pictionary.
  6. On the second day, we focus on teaching the essentials of TikTok including reporting and blocking along with other tools like Facebook and YouTube.
  7. We concluded the workshop by collecting and answering questions and feedback followed by token of appreciation distribution and picture taking.

Highlights

The participants were receptive to responding to the discussion questions that we shared. This allowed for a better atmosphere. Other activities including hands-on practice on their devices and energizers were also well-received.

Impact

Based on the feedback collected, we found that many participants found it helpful to have a better grasp of how they are using their devices. They showed commitment to using their own social media more thoughtfully. Their confidence when it comes to digital devices also increased.

Quantifiable results/indicators achieved

We were able to reach out to 29 participants.

Challenges and lessons 

  1. Because of lesser connections in the area, we had a harder time managing logistics. We might have to look for more connections or even plan for a potential scope visit if resources allow.
  2. The initial time set didn’t work for the participants and many wanted to leave earlier because of their commitments. We aren’t sure how to manage that.
  3. We weren’t fully able to assess the level of understanding gained from the program for each of the participants. We hope to have a more streamlined endline survey.
  4. The connection provided via mobile data wasn’t sufficient. Participant devices will be used for mobile data with them getting reimbursed.

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Women Leaders in Technology

Location: Lalitpur, Bagmati - Nepal
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Nhasala Joshi
Lalitpur , Bagmati Nepal
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