There’s been a lot of talk about closing the digital divide. But giving students access to the internet is only part of the story.
What happens when a student logs onto a school laptop and it barely works? What if the school can’t afford new devices every few years? That’s not digital equity — that’s digital survival.
At DigEd, we believe schools shouldn’t be forced to choose between staying secure and staying within budget. That’s why we created CReSED — an operating system built for classrooms, not corporations.
With CReSED, schools get:
- A modern, secure, supported system
- Cloud storage and collaboration tools
- Full compatibility with everyday school documents
- An interface that’s easy for teachers and students to use
- And best of all — it works on the laptops schools already have
True digital equity means every student has access to tools that work — not just those in the most well-funded schools.
We’re launching CReSED in September 2025, and we’re inviting schools to join the pilot now.
Let’s build a system that puts equity first — not upgrades.