RCT Impacts and Inspirations 2015 Annual Recognition Event Celebrating YOU
Welcome to our Celebration.
Thank you to our hosts at TELUS house.
Silver Technology Accelerator, CIBC
Presented by K Levesque, Industry Canada
DND`s Grant Griswald receives the Gold Technology
Accelerator. Presented by Erin Carey, Tech Teacher
Environmental Partner Awards, CRA and Elections Canada
Presented by Melanie Wilde, Executive Director of OES
Volunteer of the Year Gail Walker
Presented by John. W. May
GM Oshawa receives RCT`s first JumpStart Award
Presented by Kevin Sebastian
Program Manager, Yoliana Azer
and Director, Maxim Jean-Louis
Directors Tim Lam and Miranda Valinskas
RCT TWEPS enjoying the 2015 Reception
Impacts & Inspiration
News
From Surplus Technology to Second Chances
What happens to a laptop when an organization no longer needs it? It could become electronic waste. Or, with the right partners, it could become a student's connection to school,
Giving Technology a Second Life—and People a New Opportunity
What happens when a computer that is no longer needed by one organization becomes an important tool for someone else? For Halton Tech for Teens, the answer is simple: opportunity.
Supporting Students
By: Andrew Dobbie & The Centennial Sr PS Community Centennial Senior Public School serves a community of 750 students in downtown Brampton, Ontario. It is home to one of the
The Internship That Built My Career: My Experience with RCT
By Zakir Mohammed, AV & Event Support Coordinator Information Technology Services, Humber Polytechnic I joined RCT through the Youth Internship Program, which gave me valuable hands-on experience and helped me
Small Devices, Big Change: Adaptive Tech at Dani Toronto
By: Hafza Arshad Earlier this year, Renewed Computer Technology (RCT) worked with Dani Toronto — Dani Toronto got 30 laptops to split between staff needs and their new STEP (Skills Training
Bridging the Digital Divide in the Northern Ontario
Written By: Brian Walmark In many northern communities in Ontario, the digital divide is more than an inconvenience—it is a barrier to education, health, and opportunity. Renewed Computer Technology of