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Engaging with a new learner
Being a Digital Champion is more about people than it is about digital.,It will be easier to engage someone and maintain that engagement longer-term.,It’s a familiar brand which can help new learners feel at home.,As a Digital Champion, your goal is to keep your learner motivated and excited about being online.,Digital Champion Build digital skills support into everyday interactions You can help people to build
Delivering support
Face-to-face support Working face to face with learners can look different for each digital champion;,Digital Champion Remote support A key challenge for Digital Champions during lockdown restrictions has,Digital Champion The next stages of your support will depend on what the learner wants to get from being,As Digital Champions we are confident users of the internet, and our learners are brand new to it.,This is to protect both the learner and the Digital Champion.
The role of the Digital Champion
It can also feel like a big responsibility and this guide is here to help support you.,In this guide we will use the term ‘Digital Champions’ to cover all these terms.,Embedded Digital Champions understand the wider context of their learner’s life, and with regular engagement,Embedded Digital Champions don’t take on a new role, they simply use digital ‘nudges’ in the core work,It’s her responsibility to find new opportunities to work with learners and so she starts a digital learning
Village halls as digital champions
opportunities to learn new skills.,That’s what makes them ideal places to host digital champions! What can a village hall do?,Support local volunteers to become digital champions.,Digital champions are anyone that helps someone get online.,for supporting a learner.
https://scvo.scot/support/village-community-halls/digital/digital-champions
Essential digital skills
can introduce new activities.,Digital Champion Every year, Lloyds Bank publishes its Essential Digital Skills Report.,They are the skills that build our digital confidence and enable us us to adapt to new technologies.,How should I engage with partner organisations?,Champion Guide.
SCVO Impact Report 2021/22
We’ve grown and improved our services, championed the voluntary sector in many places, built partnerships,, as well as supporting voluntary organisations to be more digitally engaged themselves.,and supporters than ever before into our community. 655 new members 32 new supporters Meet our membership,SCVO digital webpage views 1,400 learners on our free Microsoft training sessions mPower The mPower,new opportunities to replace lost income to continue to support our work.
SCVO Annual Review 2020-21
Hello to our 256 new members, 13 new supporters – and welcome back to our existing ones!,We also produced our annual Third Force News Guide to Running a Charity or Social Enterprise, which focused,to support learning and developing long term digital skills.,To-date, over 40,000 households have been supported and 2,700 Digital Champions have been trained to,Our members voted in support of a new membership fee structure in early 2021 and we created a new membership
SCVO Impact Report 2022/23
members, supporting the retention of our valued members and championing the work of the voluntary sector,Our affordable, flexible and sector focussed training programme means that our learners had access to,focus on essential digital skills to support people through the cost of living crisis. 61,139 devices,sessions with 627 learners 12 DigiShift community calls were attended by 527 people 43,000 SCVO digital,Early 2023 also saw the launch of SCVO's new #Connect23 engagement events which gave people the opportunity
Learning in the time of lockdown
OPINION
11 May 2020
Guest post
Culture & Leisure
Gill Ryan on how the Open University will help you keep learning during the lockdown
