Established in 2006, the Dot Com Mob was the idea of project sponsor Bob Magid.

Bob had witnessed the success of a technology centre in Israel giving Ethiopian refugees access to the Internet for the first time, so he set out to prove that technology is the great unrealised key component in Indigenous education in Australia.

Dot Com Mob Founded

Dot Com Mob training event in Hope Vale
WorkVentures conducts Microsoft training for community volunteers  - Unlimited Potential Program

Agreement with Hope Vale council to assist with establishment of community learning centre
Agreement between Hope Vale Council and State Library of Queensland to establish an Indigenous Knowledge Centre
WorkVentures agree to conduct PC maintenance training and donate computer to Hope Vale centre
Hope Vale council agree to provide Jack Bambie building for centre
Qld Dept of Communities provided grant for first year of operations

Greg McLean re-elected as Mayor of Hope Vale
Workventures conducted PC Maintenance training
Shirley Costello appointed as centre co-ordinator
Hope Vale Indigenous Knowledge and Technology Centre (IKTC) officially opened
Dot Com Mob partners with Rotary Club of Sydney Cove's Indigenous Community Benelovent Fund (ICBF)

Hope Vale launched YouTube Channel
Children's Picture Diaries program conducted in Hope Vale IKTC
Culture Love program conducted in Hope Vale IKTC
Keeping Culture Strong program conducted in Hope Vale IKTC
Dot Com Mob commences project to upgrade Wujal Wujal centre to include a technology centre in partnership with Wujal Wujal Council and State Library of Qld
WorkVenture and Corporate Express join partnership in Wujal Wujal
Thread People donate 10% of profits to ICBF for Dot Com Mob projects