Outcomes Research is an integral part of Computers in Homes and other 20/20 Trust programmes. This research reveals the effects of our initiatives, both looked for and unexpected, and gives valuable evidence-based input into planning of refinements and extensions.
Clear issue statements, outcome summaries and participant stories are designed to be accessible and useful for participants, supporters, policy makers, planners, practitioners and academics.
Latest Reports
Computers in Homes Outcomes Report (October 2018)
Government funding for Computers in Homes ended in June 2017. This report is based on the online experiences of families who joined the scheme in 2016-2017.
Computers in Homes Outcomes Report (October 2018, PDF, 4MB)
The survey responses are also available for download:
Computers in Homes survey at graduation (xlsx, 68KB)
Computers in Homes survey at 12 months (xlsx, 157KB)
Computers in Homes survey at 18 months (xlsx, 90KB)
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2016-17 (October 2017)
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2016-17 (October 2017, PDF, 5 MB)
Computers in Homes Half-year Report 2016 (dated January 2017)
2017 CiH half-year report (pdf, 3.8 MB)
Older Reports
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2015-16 (pub Sept 2016, PDF, 3.3 MB)
2016 CiH annual report Part 1 (pdf, 298 KB)
Pages 1-9: Comments from programme chair and national coordinator, and school and partner lists
2016 CiH annual report Part 2 (pdf, 1.3 MB)
Pages 10-27: Project outcomes research and case study
2016 CiH annual report Part 3 (pdf, 966 KB)
Pages 28-69: Reports from each region
2016 CiH annual report Part 4 (pdf, 679 KB)
Pages 70-81: Refugee, ICDL and Stepping UP programmes
2016 CiH annual report Part 5 (pdf, 647 KB)
extension initiatives, acknowledgements
Computers in Homes Half-year Report 2015 (pub January 2016)
2016_CiH_half-year report Part 1 (pdf, 2.07 MB)
Pages 1-7: Equitable access still an issue, progress report, success story
2016_CiH_half-year report Part 2 (pdf, 1.2 MB)
Pages 8-15: Research Outcomes
2016_CiH_half-year report Part 3 (pdf, 758 KB)
Pages 16-35: Reports from Regional and Refugee programmes
2016_CiH_half-year report Part 4 (pdf, 918 KB)
Pages 36-48: Stepping UP, KiwiSkills Jobseeker, Connection Challenge, Delivery Partners, Acknowledgements
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2014-15 (pub July 2015)
2015 CiH annual report Part 1 (pdf, 1.9 MB)Pages 1-25: Comments from programme chair and national coordinator, and research reports
2015 CiH annual report Part 2 (pdf, 678 KB)
Pages 26-65: Case studies and reports from each region
2015 CiH annual report Part 3 (pdf, 718 KB)
Pages 66-81: Refugee, ICDL and Stepping UP programmes, extension initiatives, acknowledgements
Computers in Homes Half-Year Report (July-Dec. 2014, pdf, 4.5 MB, pub. Jan. 2015)
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2014 (pdf, 4.8 MB, published Sept 2014)
Computers in Homes Half-Year Report (July-Dec. 2013, pdf, 5.5 MB, published Jan. 2014)
Research outcomes from Computers in Homes Half-year Report January 2014.
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2013 (pdf, 5.2 MB, published July 2013)
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2012 (pdf, published Sept 2012)
Research outcomes from Computers in Homes Half-year Report January 2012.
Computers in Homes Annual Report 2011 (pdf, published July 2011)
Computers in Refugee Homes: Initiative Report 2011 Updated 27 March 2012
Endorsement Letters
Refugee_Services_Aotearoa_Endorsement_Letter (doc, 2012)
Case Studies, Success stories and Testimonials
- Recent Stories
- It’s All for the Children – Computers in Homes helps Adriana Weepu’s children, and helped her overcomes her agoraphobia fears
- Sam Ashworth joins CiH Wall of Fame – Computers in Homes helped Sam Ashworth become a published author
- “Computers in Homes changed my life” – Kaynen Simeon, InZone Student
- “Benefits for all the family” – Andrew Dooley, Solo Parent
- “Our lives are better having a computer… it will help my son’s school work majorly” – Pamela Taylor, mum of three
- “This is just the start of my journey. Bigger, Better, Brighter.” – Corrin Philipp
- “I always just thought I couldn’t learn… Now I know I can do it” – David, father of two, dyslexic
- “Jump at the chance!!” – Kelly Lowe, job-seeker
- Earlier Stories