Technological change is a challenge that has been embraced at Danebank. The school is served by a comprehensive network of more than 300 modern computers as well as printers, scanners and digital and audio visual equipment. Internet facilities are available at all workstations via the latest ADSL technology. Senior School roll call is taken through a swipe card system, school reports are computer generated and parents receive newlsletters via email.

The school's Resources Centre is a central information resource for printed and electronically transmitted research information. This information is accessible from all school outlets. Classes attend Computer Labs in order to access research information.

All Junior School classrooms have computer outlets. Classes are timetabled into the Computer Labs from Kindergarten. Junior School students are taught research information skills (through technology and other sources) in their weekly Library lessons.

In the secondary school, Multimedia Technology is taught as a full elective subject from Year 9 (from 2005). All secondary departments teach units of Information & Computer Technology (ICT). Years 7 and 8 receive computing training through their Design and Technology lessons. Years 11 & 12 can study one of two Computing courses for the Higher School Certificate, Information Processes & Technology (IPT) and Information Technology (IT) VET.