This document appears to be the results of a digital skills survey conducted by a local government organization. It includes data on how respondents rated their digital skills in areas like using search engines, creating online content, collaborating on social media, understanding data usage and privacy, and communicating digitally for work. Charts show the percentage of people who rated their digital skills as good, broken down by department, gender and age group. The survey explored people's abilities and comfort levels with various digital tools and online activities.

1. Digital Skills Survey 2015

2. How do you rate your digital skills?

3. Do you own a smartphone?

4. EXPLORERS
How well do we navigate the world wide web?

5. I can use search engines to quickly find the
information I'm looking for online

6. I regularly use keywords and refined searches
to narrow down search engine results

7. BUILDERS
Composing, remixing, designing, and creating online

8. I can use different online tools to create
digital content and share it online with others

9. I have written and published content to a
webpage and inserted items such as
hyperlinks, images or videos

10. CONNECTORS
Participating, sharing, collaborating on the web

11. I have created or found content online and
used social networks to share it for the
benefit of others.

12. I would be comfortable engaging with people
on social media on behalf of the organisation.

13. I have discovered relevant information by
asking a question of others on a social
network

14. When using social networks and websites at
home or in work, I am always aware of my
'online identity'?

15. DIGITAL WORKPLACE
Developing, sharing, communicating

16. I understand the ways in which people's
personal data can and cannot be used

17. If you use an IT system in work, how do
you share or use the data it produces?

18. Which of these digital tools do you use to
communicate with others in work?
Instant Messaging
Social Network
Telephone Conference
Video Conference
Other (email)
None

19. When something unexpected happens when
using technology what is your usual
reaction?

20. Where you would like to develop your
digital skills?
Creating content
Data Analysis
Social Media
Research
Coding
Security
Agile project management

21. Who responded?

22. % of people who rate their digital skills as
pretty good by service area
0 50 100 150
Housing
Social Care
Neighbourhood Services
Planning and Public Protection
SRS
Public Service Support Unit
Resources
Community Services
Chief Executive’s Service
Education

23. Responses by gender

24. Responses by gender

25. Responses by age

26. Responses by age
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+
%who rate digital skillsaspretty good