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San Diego Unified’s 1:1 device program creates equitable learning opportunities by providing all students with a device for use inside and outside the classroom. Please see below for resources to help launch and sustain a successful 1:1 program at your site.
If you are a teacher who is interested in learning more about SDUSD's 1:1 Device Program, check out our 1:1 Ambassador Program page and talk to your administrator.
Resources for SDUSD's 1:1 Device Program
Resources for SDUSD's 1:1 Device Program
Explore resources specifically for teachers. Access Digital Citizenship and Chromebook Care lessons, basic troubleshooting tips, as well as information on the Blocksi management program for keeping students safely engaged online.
Explore resources for implementing 1:1 at your site. The toolkit includes Destiny support, sample schedules, resources for families and more!
1:1 Device Rollout Plan and Recommended Access
1:1 Device Rollout Plan and Recommended Access
Device Rollout Plan / Allocation
Device Rollout Plan / Allocation
Synopsis of Recommended Access by Grade Level Band
Synopsis of Recommended Access by Grade Level Band
Family Assistance for Student Devices and Internet Access
Family Assistance for Student Devices and Internet Access
What can I tell families who need help with their student's device?
If families have immediate issues with their student's device, they can contact the Online Learning Support Line for families at (619) 732-1400. The support technician will troubleshoot the issue and make recommendations. For all other issues, the student should bring their device to their school of enrollment and exchange it for another device. The broken device will be sent out for repairs.
What can I tell families if they need internet access assistance?
If families need assistance with Hotspots, internet access, or more information on the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), they can call (619) 260-2460. Hours of operation are 8:00am - 12:00pm / 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Monday thru Friday. Bilingual/Spanish-speaking agents are available if needed.
More assistance for families can be found on our Family Support website .
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