Clayton County Office of Digital Equity

09/14/2026

Good afternoon and Happy Monday! Here's a Technical Training photo dump for your viewing pleasure!

09/04/2026

Good afternoon,

The Clayton County Office of Digital Equity will be closed for the Labor Day holiday.

We will resume training on September 8th, 2026.

Stay safe and enjoy your weekend!

09/04/2026

Good afternoon!

Here's a Technical Training for your viewing pleasure.

Have a wonderful day!

08/28/2026

Good morning, !

Ever hear of Passkeys?

Passkeys offer a faster and more secure way to sign in to your online accounts. Instead of remembering complicated passwords, you can verify your identity using your fingerprint, face recognition or device PIN.

Because passkeys are unique to each website or application, they are designed to protect you from phishing, stolen passwords and credential-reuse attacks. The future of account security may not include passwords at all!

Check out our video for more info on passkeys. Have a great weekend!

08/21/2026

Good morning! !!!

Google is preparing Android 17 for future cybersecurity threats by introducing post-quantum cryptography. These new security protections are designed to defend Android devices against powerful quantum computers that could eventually break some of today’s commonly used encryption.

The update will strengthen Android’s verified-boot process and help confirm that a device’s software hasn’t been secretly modified. Quantum computers may still be developing, but the work to protect our information has already begun!

Check out our video for more info on Quantum Cryptography. Have a great weekend!

08/13/2026

you Clayton News for featuring our 6-week General Motors STEM Accelerator: Racing with Rajah, via our partnership with April Jordan and Seven and Grace. This was an amazing experince that we hope to have again in the future.

Ten Clayton County students spent eight weeks designing race cars, analyzing NASCAR physics and exploring careers in motorsports through a STEM accelerator created by General Motors and NASCAR driver Rajah

08/07/2026

Good morning, !

Amazon’s Machine Learning Summer School helps prepare the next generation of technology leaders. This program has supported engineering students in building skills in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Led by Amazon scientists, it offers opportunities to explore emerging technologies and develop skills for the future workforce. Initiatives like this show how education and accessible training can help close the digital-skills gap and open doors to exciting careers in technology.

For more info on Amazon's Machine Learning Summer school, check out our video. Have a great weekend!