National Computer Literacy Drive

National Computer Literacy Drive is located right here in Kotshila. It’s a simple setup where we try to help people get comfortable with using computers. We don’t have the latest high-end machines, but the ones we have work well enough for learning the basics. The room gets a bit dusty because of the roads nearby, so we spend a fair amount of time cleaning the monitors and keyboards. It’s a quiet place for the most part, except when a group of kids comes in to practice their typing. We show them how to open documents, use the mouse, and find things on the internet. Kotshila is a small place and we know most of the families around here. We aren't some big school with a lot of rules; we just want to make sure folks aren't left behind as things go digital. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to sit and wait, but that’s just how it is in this area. We have a few old wooden tables and some mismatched chairs for everyone to sit on. It’s not much to look at, but it’s a place where someone can sit down and learn something useful. We’ve been doing this for a while and it’s nice to see someone finally understand how to send an email. It’s just us doing what we can with the tools we have available.