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The role of the Digital Champion
One of the best skills a Digital Champion can demonstrate is problem-solving, and being honest when you,She is supported by the community centre staff and provides digital skills support every Wednesday between,a specific paid post to promote digital inclusion.,Example:Alison works as a Digital Inclusion Officer for a local community organisation, it’s a new post,The extra volunteering help means that Alison can also spend time supporting learners one-to-one and
New service delivery models
, see our How To Guide: Digital Services SCVO in collaboration with Third Sector Lab are also supporting,Both platforms can be set up to send auto-replies and do some basic tagging of questions.,Pinned posts that stay at the top of your feed are useful for this. ,SCVO use a tool called Calend.ly which allows users to book one-to-one appointments.,If you have a query you would like some help with you can book a free one-to-one chat with the SCVO Digital
eLearning and Virtual Learning Environments
You can also groups posts into learning units in Facebook groups, to create a course with topic folders,your course will need online classrooms or another way for learners to collaborate or connect with one,Charities using this tool Good Things Foundation have developed the Learn My Way platform to deliver digital,skills courses Oxfordshire Breastfeeding Support Sunday use Zoom to run antenatal workshops.,CAST’s Design Hops use Thinkific to deliver training in designing digital services to charities
Essential digital skills
and media links I can log in remotely to my email and other work-related communication tools I can post,is possibly one of the most commonly used digital skills, but we might not always be aware that we’re,What support does this individual need to achieve the greatest benefits to them of being online, whilst,, e.g. help setting up certain parental controls; Devoting additional time or resources to supporting,Champions (One Digital) Top Tips for Staying Secure Online (National Cyber Security Centre) Creating
The Gathering 2022: a round-up
graphic artist, The Floating Designer, with a graphic capture of the Gathering Delegates taking part in one,brought speakers from the ICO, legal firms, funders and the media to share their tips, and our own digital,writer, part inspirational figure, "The cost of living crisis- a conversation with Jack Monroe" was one,(Read more about our Digital Evolution Manager, John Fitzgerald's reflections on hybrid delivery here,Feel free to like, tag and share.
The Gathering 2023: a round-up
We wanted the Gathering to be one to remember!,with SCVO' area, delegates had the chance to be part of our voluntary sector mosaic wall, and to chat one-to-one,sexual health charity - took us through their journey of rebranding their organisation and undergoing digital,transformation develop digital services for people living with or at risk of HIV.This fantastic event,Feel free to like, tag and share.
Young Scots struggling to embrace consent online
NEWS
5 February 2019
by
Health & Social Care
Youngsters are not asking permission before posting, a study released to mark Safer Internet Day has revealed
https://tfn.scot/news/young-scots-struggling-to-embrace-consent-online
How See Me benefited from taking a digital risk
3 October 2016
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charity leaders blog series, Lisa Cohen from See Me explains what happened when her organisation took a digital,and meaningfully with existing supporters.,We also use digital technology to promote our campaigns and key messages.,At the start of 2016 we had a low following (170 followers) on Instagram, but we knew it was one of the,Check out some of the amazing posts yourself by follwing the #myunfilteredlife tag, follow Seemescotland
https://scvo.scot/p/13771/2016/10/03/how-see-me-scotland-benefited-from-taking-a-digital-risk
Digital evolution – a longer view
11 May 2021
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SCVO has been supporting the Scottish Voluntary Sector to make better use of digital for around ten years,worth remembering that the majority of voluntary sector organisations in Scotland are micro-SMEs, with one,support.,Agile, responsive and impactful: reaching and supporting service users digitally will mean that the third,Secondly: Providing advice and support that takes account of the unique context of the voluntary sector
https://scvo.scot/p/43592/2021/05/11/digital-evolution-a-longer-view
