Congratulations to the 2025 Digitability Winners!
The Digitability team was extremely impressed with the hard work and hustle teachers put into their projects, while simultaneously navigating the many challenges this year presented.
Each school year presents another opportunity to strengthen student portfolios and workplace readiness training through each Work Simulation experience. For many special education departments, Digitability provides a new foundation for rethinking the model of transition training, while incorporating new tech skills and a portfolio development process.
Our 2025 Winners
The Adult Diverse Special Needs Population at Goodwill of Greater Detroit are working together to create a blog for their Gardening Program Information Site.
Grand Prize Package includes a $2000 Cash Prize for Classroom, $100 Amazon Gift Card for Teacher, and a $10 Amazon Gift Card for Each Student.
Students in the Job Transition Class sell homemade dog treats, homemade cookies and other pastries, seasonal treats, birdseed ornaments, holiday decor and more.
2nd Place Package includes a $1200 Cash Prize for Classroom, $75 Amazon Gift Card for Teacher and $5 Amazon Gift Card for Each Student.
At LHS, students run a coffee, tea, hot chocolate, smoothie, and protein shake cart each Friday. They also have a variety of snacks and bottled water available on the cart, as well.
3rd Place Package included $600 Cash Prize for Classroom, $50 Amazon Gift Card for Teacher and $5 Amazon Gift Card for Each Student.
Students in the Job Transition Class sell homemade dog treats, homemade cookies and other pastries, seasonal treats, birdseed ornaments, holiday decor and more.
Community Choice Prize Package includes a $500 Cash Prize for Classroom.
Honorable Mentions!
Snufflemats are interactive feeding mats where owners can hide treats for their pets to uncover, promoting mental stimulation and alleviating boredom in their beloved animals.
Students will be creating a candle company by using soy wax melts, recycled jars, and seasonal decorations.
Students started a work simulation project to highlight their Stride program math the high school. The Stride program allows students to create unique greeting cards.
Students at A Step Up Academy are producing and selling chocolate lollipops! The students have been utilizing Bankability for financial literacy and to incorporate workplace behavior into their classrooms.
The students in Ms. Pittman's class created a Google Slides presentation on the various aspects of internet safety. Each student created a page that explains and illustrates a component of internet safety.