Connectivity & Technology
Temple College IT Help Desk – (254) 298-8450 or helpdesk@templejc.edu – provides technology assistance with items such as a username and password, difficulty logging into TConnect, email, a campus computer, or troubleshooting error messages received while trying to access computer resources.
Temple College Loaner Computer Program - Students can borrow a laptop for a $10 service charge. Loaner laptops have limited usage and set parameters. They are intended for students to complete TC coursework only. A limited number of computers are available and distributed on a first-come-first-served basis.
Email: Emma Canul at emma.canul@templejc.edu or 254-298-8643 to initiate the process.
Dell Laptops/Desktops (866)871-9875 – Special pricing for Temple College students to purchase laptops from Dell. Visit Dell to get started or to learn more.
Microsoft Office – can be downloaded for free using your student Temple College login. Visit Office and log in with your Temple College user ID and Password. Then, click “Install Office” on the top right corner of the screen. Follow the instructions to download MS Office.
EveryoneOn – Assists in finding low-cost internet and affordable computers for qualifying applicants. Visit EveryoneOn to apply and learn more.
PCs for People - Provides low-cost quality refurbished computer computers, hotspots, and internet access to low-income families.
Visit PCs for People to get apply and learn more.
Spectrum Internet Assist Program (855) 707-7328 – Provides reliable high-speed internet access at an affordable price for those who qualify.
Feed My Sheep—Resource Center (254) 239 – 9863, 116 W. Ave G, Temple, TX - Provides computer access and the Internet for filling out job applications and assistance forms.
SafeLink Wireless – Free/Low-cost cell phone service. Must meet eligibility requirements. Visit SafeLink to get started or to learn more.
QLink Wireless - Free/Low-cost cell phone service. Must meet eligibility requirements. Visit QLink to get started or to learn more.
Assurance Wireless—Affordable Connectivity Program: Assurance Wireless offers qualified customers a FREE cell phone and FREE cell phone service, including free Unlimited Monthly Data, Text, and Minutes. For more information, please visit Assurance Wireless. We help households stay connected to jobs, critical healthcare, and more.
T-Mobile - Applying only takes 5 minutes, and you’ll have it for five years. Plus, there are no annual fees or re-certifications.
Please visit T-Mobile to apply or to learn more.
To qualify for Project 10Million Direct to Parent/Guardian, you’ll need to provide:
Proof of enrollment in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) or verify your participation in an eligible assistance program, including:
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT or P-EBT)
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)
Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
Medicaid
Head Start, along with foster youth, migrant, homeless, or runaway youth
Your student’s school, district, and student ID number.
Basic contact information (name, email, address, etc.).
US Congress - Provides latest update in regards to the discontinuation of the FCC's (ACP) program shutdown, provides resource alternatives. Please visit CRS Reports (IF12637) for more information.
Ensuring Your Child’s Digital Safety - Maters of Legal Studies/Resources/Children Digital Privacy This site provides an online guide to help parents navigate the digital frontier. It provides guidelines and tips for protecting their children’s safety and digital privacy at all stages of life.