New research shows less than half (46%) of small businesses are using AI. A third (34%) have only a basic understanding of AI tools.
The TechAble training initiative at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology provided mentorship and instruction in web development, graphic design, and digital marketing for students with disabilities.
"Creating an online course is one of the quickest ways to turn what you know into real income - without the hassle of big startup costs," said Carlos Gil, brand evangelist for GetResponse. "If you're willing to share your skills, there's someone out there willing to pay for it."
"A major emphasis of this program is to help people who live in rural areas or are otherwise underserved to utilize internet applications in a beneficial way," said Rick Peterson, associate director of extension programs for K-State Research and Extension. "For example, we envision that trained Digital Ambassadors will help people learn how to access telehealth, use online banking, utilize precision agriculture, and access government documents and other resources to benefit their businesses or families."