have on a process – and must seek to involve them as early as they can so that this influence is as great,Yes, more can be done. […] It is a journey that is still in progress.,They recognise we do great work, and we feel valued. They trust us and they are grateful.” ,Because it was life and death. There was a clear imperative that trumped everything else.,As Sheghley Ogilvie from SCVO explained in a blog post last year: ‘I’ve often heard the Programme for

It was humbling to watch the exceptional journey charities took.,The rapid development of something It was not only our charities who were learning and evolving, I was,Creating great content I learnt how to write smarter content, wrote case studies and blog posts, and,helped the authors of these amazing How To Guides, learning from their content as I edited them.,Running great Zoom sessions Like many of you Zoom has been integral to my life this past year.

The hook is the motivating factor for that individual to start their digital journey, and should be based,Once they learn that maybe they’ll want to learn other things.,There are some great resources to help explain online safety on the One Digital website and Learn My,My colleague John Fitzgerald recently published this blog on safeguarding and privacy which is a useful,Once you’ve mastered Foundation Digital Skills it’s time to move onto Essential Digital Skills for Life

Last month, visitors to this site may have enjoyed a blog about the journey SCVO has been on to create,Participation Officer, a large part of my role is to support organisations on their digital inclusion journey,It is split into ‘Life’ and ‘Workforce’ skills and then into sections, as per the Framework.,The event generated a lot of great discussion and suggestions about what they liked and thought needed,their staff and the essential digital skills of homeless service users that are necessary in everyday life

definition of ‘digital’ that all charities should consider when thinking about their digital transformation journey,“You can achieve great things with small means if the culture is right.”,The Essential Digital Skills Framework lays out 5 types of essential digital skills for life and work,Speak to organisations tackling the same social issues as you – what can you learn from them and how,A version of this blog originally appeared on Charity Digital News.

Jacqui Taylor, CEO of Lifelink explores digital connectivity projects as an Action Learning participant