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Digital skills are increasingly important for employment, accessing public services, and getting the best prices online. While not everyone is online, technology can be used to tackle inequality if existing inequalities are not exacerbated by a widening digital divide. SCVO's Digital Participation team works to increase digital participation throughout Scotland and build digital capability in the third sector by managing information, teaching basic digital skills and communication, and helping with problem solving and content creation. The response has included a Digital Participation Charter, Challenge Fund projects, digital champions, and appropriate learning resources.
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- 6. Tech can be used to tackle inequality…
- 7. Increase digital participation throughout Scotland Build digital capability in the third sector SCVO Digital Participation team
- 8. Managing information Basic digital skills Communicating Transacting Problem solving Creating
- 10. Why are basic digital skills important? Employment 90% of jobs require Basic Digital Skills Public services A digital first agenda Making the most of your cash Best prices for goods and services online
- 11. Why else are they important?
- 12. The response…
- 14. Scotland’s Digital Participation Charter Invest in staff and volunteers1 Empower staff and volunteers to help others Contribute practical support for projects Work together and coordinate our efforts Adopt common language 2 3 4 5 Find out more and pledge your support at digitalscotland.org
- 15. Collaborating…
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- Laptop and tablet – you can offer equipment Browsealoud – you can offer access to specialist or discounted software Digital Fortress – you can offer space for meetings or training, especially with WiFi Twitter/YouTube – you can share digital expertise with other organisations, for example, Social Media, digital marketing Fife Migrants Forum – you can help your staff to volunteer with organisations who are helping to increase basic digital skills Moneybag – you can help people get access to funding – for example, Scotland IS are using the Charter to promote the Digital Xtra fund, which offers money to develop extracurricular digital skills activities in Scotland.