Serving Tech-deserts
Free Unlimited Home Internet
Get unlimited high-speed data on Sprint's wireless network with the purchase of a student success kit or rental of a mobile hotspot.
Student Success Kits
Having a hard time affording school supplies? TeachTeam has partnered with Staples and Office Depot to leverage manufacturer direct pricing to create our Student Success Kits. Our kits provide our members backpacks filled with school supplies for every grade level.
Affordable Computers
All members have access to our catalog of affordable new and refurbished desktops, tablets, and notebooks for as low as $99.
Office 365 For Education
TeachTeam members receive free Office 365 A1 licenses with Web versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, a @teachteam.org email address on Outlook, and much more.
Minecraft Education Edition
TeachTeam members can use their @teachteam.org email address and password to download and play Minecraft Education Edition for free.
Github Student Developer Pack
TeachTeam members with a @teachteam.org email address are preapproved to recieve the Github Student Developer Pack which includes
Unlimited free public and private Github repositories, $100 worth of Microsoft Azure Credits, $150 AWS credits, coding courses through Github Classroom, and much more.
Research partnerships
World Community Grid
TeachTeam is a member of IBM's Corporate Citizenship Program - World Community Grid. We endeavor to further critical non-profit research on some of humanity's most pressing problems by helping to create the world's largest volunteer computing grid. The research includes HIV-AIDS, cancer, tropical and neglected diseases, solar energy, clean water and much more.
Toys as a Learning Incentive
TeachTeam has partnered with the Fundamentally Children, makers of the Good Toy Guide to exchange user acceptance testing for toys in exchange for free toys for our Incentivised Learning Program.
SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence)
TeachTeam's computing resources are being used by University of California - Berkley's SETI Research Center to process data produced by their radio telescopes that listen for narrow-bandwidth radio signals from space with the hope that they will detect intelligent life outside Earth.
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