Motivation What's the problem? The journey to digital inclusion has to start with motivation.,A loss of trust in digital spaces, services or systems can negatively impact on someone’s decision to,People being supported to build the confidence and motivation to safely engage digitally through trusted,Therefore, a key measure of the success of digital inclusion initiatives is the extent to which it enhances,Understanding people’s motivation to learn something new is critical and this requires a unique approach
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/roadmap/the-five-challenges
There should also be consideration of the environmental cost in promoting digital inclusion.,This must include temporary measures to help motivate someone to be online or to provide a safety net,Lending libraries offer an opportunity to help someone with their motivation to be digitally included,Across Scotland there are countless voluntary sector organisations doing amazing work to tackle digital,The shelf-life of devices also raises questions around the environmental impact of digital inclusion
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/roadmap/the-five-challenges-2
I've already mentioned two key areas in terms of connectivity that supports digital inclusion - infrastructure,when doing so, actually lacked some of the basic digital skills themselves.,understanding of delivering more effective digital inclusion programmes.,up, to go and do so NOW!,inclusion training, resources and support most certainly is.
https://scvo.scot/p/43522/2021/05/05/digital-inclusion-in-the-house
How we monitor the impact of Digital Champions The embedded champion model does not encourage DCs to,motivation.,One of the challenges we have faced is how to monitor, evaluate and measure the impact Digital Champions,members who participated, able to recognise the importance of digital inclusion by the end of the day,to support tenants digitally.
https://scvo.scot/p/30972/2019/05/09/a-week-in-the-life-of-a-digital-champion
