All the latest insights from our Digital team Reports Supporting workforce digital skills in local government,Throughout 2021 SCVO Digital worked with 19 local authorities to support workforce digital skills programmes,Workforce-Skills-in-Local-GovernmentDownload Place-based digital inclusion Our Digital Inclusion team,In March 2022 we published our interim report "Taking a place-based approach to digital inclusion: the,SCVO Digital - Taking a place-based approach to digital inclusion - the story so farDownload For more
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/doing-digital-inclusion/research-and-resources/reports-and-news
Digital inclusion is about making sure that people have the opportunity to be online and have the skills,We will tailor our bespoke support specifically to help you approach digital inclusion sustainably.,inclusion support you understand digital inclusion and know how to do it we will tailor our support,(how to recruit, train, support and retain Digital Champions) Workforce digital skills (undertaking,a workforce digital skills audit, and taking action to address gaps) Internal resource mapping (understanding
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/doing-digital-inclusion/understanding-digital-inclusion/inclusion-sessions
So much literature on digital inclusion focuses on the individual who is digitally excluded with skills,This extends to understanding the digital skills of the workforce.,The approach should seek to include support to upskill the workforce, as well as having mechanisms in,This can include in-kind or financial support, with a focus on supporting people to develop their digital,skills, and a knowledge of other resources that can be used to provide support.
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/roadmap/the-five-challenges-5
Therefore, we must be mindful of where time and resources are allocated in building digital inclusion,This in-turn enables the workforce to support people accessing our services.,skills and building a digitally confident workforce.,Organisations tackling poverty and inequality should include digital skills assessment and support as,Face-to-face digital skills support based in local communities (for example, in libraries) should be
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/roadmap/the-five-challenges-4
We know that digital inclusion is not a static state – and so it’s heartening to see there are now fewer,The crisis is reinforcing inequalities and barriers to digital inclusion, widening the gap between the,Skills for Work. 97% of our workforce has skills, but only 53% can complete all tasks.,that drive and push for digital inclusion.,We believe that digital inclusion is everyone’s responsibility, and that’s why we launched our Digital
https://scvo.scot/p/86988/2023/12/01/digital-inclusion-in-the-uk-how-are-things-for-2023
to embed digital skills support for all employees across the council.,digital nudges to support everyone’s digital skills.,Working out the digital skills strengths and gaps in your own workforce is easy with our workforce digital,, please do contact us at digital@scvo.scot for our bespoke digital inclusion support service.,Suggested additional reading on this topic is our report on Supporting workforce digital skills in local
https://scvo.scot/p/60127/2023/06/06/fife-council-launch-workforce-digital-skills-support-network
skills and high demand for employees with digital skills at all levels Pandemic pressures have led to,The voluntary sector workforce should become confident users of responsive, reliable technology.,Our evidence shows that this combination of device, data, skills and support was very effective in helping,Organisations are able to articulate what digital skills are needed, and support their teams to develop,Encourage your team to keep building their skills, eg by supporting shared ‘learning hours’ once a month
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/call-to-action-3