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Promoting your service
as part of your support offer.,trusted relationship, they are more likely to seek your help than having to go to a new service or project,Your promotion will also reach friends and family who can advocate about digital.,your digital inclusion support too.,Libby Bligh, Chief Executive of the Libertie Project
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/doing-digital-inclusion/impact/promoting-your-service
Mhor Collective
Inclusion We see digital inequality as a social justice issue, and understand how the internet can impact,Drawing on more than a decade of experience and shared learning, we offer research, project co-creation,, delivery, and evaluation of digital inclusion work.,We provide training for organisations, digital champions, and staff on how best to reach people who are,offline, and how to help whole teams develop the skills and confidence to support others.
Measuring impact
of data you want to capture and design the processes to enable you to do this from the start of your project,This helps demonstrate the reach of your work and how time is being spent.,Digital Champions keep a tally or how many learners they’ve supported, and at the end of the week they,Did learners come to you or did you reach out to them?,What further support would be helpful in your role as a Digital Champion?
Delivering support
How we deliver Digital Champion support has changed throughout the course of the pandemic.,Digital Champion Remote support A key challenge for Digital Champions during lockdown restrictions has,Normally, a Digital Champion would support someone with their digital skills face-to-face in a setting,Digital delivery may not be for everyone, but it can help reach some people who have barriers around,geography or engaging in a face-to-face context, helping you reach more people.
The five challenges
to ensure we reach those who need the most support.,Evidence from the Digital Participation Charter Fund and other projects to build foundation and essential,Organisations tackling poverty and inequality should include digital skillsassessment and support as,Face-to-face digital skills support based in local communities (for example, in libraries) should be,Organisations should use the range of existing online digital skills support available (for example,
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/roadmap/the-five-challenges-4
2021
It united people from all over Cumbernauld from a diverse demographic to reach out and help their neighbours,commitment we really wouldn’t have been able to reach out and help so many in our community during their,Thank you to everyone who supported us and to the staff at our Centre for making such an innovative project,digital isolation and the pandemic has only reinforced that view.,of people with devices, digital skills and connectivity.
https://scvo.scot/scottish-charity-awards/previous-winners/winners-2021
Engaging with a new learner
Before you start supporting someone to build their digital skills and confidence you will need to invest,Embedding digital inclusion support into your service can help.,But it was another way to kind of reach out to him and build relationships and activities.",Providing digital skills support should be informal and fun, rather than an IT skills lesson.,Digital Champion Build digital skills support into everyday interactions You can help people to build
SCOPE: skills recognition, capacity building and professional education for the voluntary sectorufeff
An innovative feature of the e-learning is the opportunity to gain validation through a digital badge,SCVO supported a two-year Erasmus+ project that kicked off in October 2018 with partners in Ireland,,The partners are all organisations whose purpose is to provide training, support, advice, and advocacy,This will allow us to move our training online so that we can reach more of our members in an easily,continue to develop and update in line with each of our organisations’ strategic objectives for improving support
SCVO Impact Report 2022/23
These findings continue to be pivotal in shaping SCVO's policy, digital, communications and support activities,reach 4,769 Facebook likes 7k+ LinkedIn followers We’re reaching more people in the voluntary sector,This emergency work took place alongside our continued support of digitally excluded households across,helped 5,052 projects supported https://www.youtube.com/watch?,webpage views 60 organisations received Cyber Readiness Check support calls Digital inclusion SCVO’s
SCVO Impact Report 2021/22
, as well as supporting voluntary organisations to be more digitally engaged themselves.,Our #NeverMoreNeeded content reached approximately 1 million views, with our campaign film being viewed,reach 4,000 Facebook likes 1,300 new LinkedIn followers Communication was key for SCVO.,them. 60,000 devices awarded 1,047 organisations helped 4,917 projects supported https://www.youtube.com,Had the chance to learn directly from digital experts 76 Digital checkups 18 Topical digital training
