Key actions Research digital exclusion and its prevalence Understand your user needs Benchmark your workforce,) User research Now that you've got a broad understanding of digital exclusion in Scotland you can use,By understanding these user needs your organisation will be better placed to develop a solution that,Questions you may want to consider as part of your user research can include: Do you have any digital,digital inclusion for your organisation; The resources you will need to do this (see our section on
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/doing-digital-inclusion/understanding-digital-inclusion
of digital inclusion: a session for the wider workforce to introduce digital inclusion and build support,start, we recommend that you explore our 'understanding' webpage and do some research on digital inclusion,and user research.,Do our Digital Inclusion Maturity Check-up to identify where you already have strengths as an organisation,, and to understand where your gaps are.
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/inclusion/digital-inclusion-support/inclusion-sessions
That’s why Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Charter’s first pledge is all about Understanding.,We believe that digital inclusion is everyone’s responsibility – and the first step to playing your role,Asking your staff and service users about their digital skills Developing a business case for embedding,digital inclusion in what you do Signing Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Charter and demonstrating your,How do you understand the needs of the people you work with in the context of the support they need?
https://scvo.scot/p/94897/2024/11/08/understand-the-problem-what-even-is-digital-inclusion
Be a part of #connect23, a brand-new series of events delivered by SCVO exploring digital inclusion and,Talk to other people, find out what their work in digital is. Do your aims overlap?,Could you support each other? Could you work together in some way?,Please do feel free to take leftovers home.,inclusion and the circular economy The digital age has ensured advancements and brought people together
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/events/connect23/connect23-agenda
When you move a service online you need to understand how your users already engage with the digital,connectivity see our guide to Digital Inclusion.,Three key actions Measure the digital skills of your users Think about how your users will be accessing,It offers two short checklists that users can complete with your support.,Foundation Skills- Check if your users can do simple tasks like connecting to WiFi Essential Skills -
https://scvo.scot/support/digital/guides/digital-services/your-users
One of the problems with delivering digital inclusion work is that there’s so many ways to do it.,That’s why Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Charter’s second pledge is all about your Approach.,It says: “We commit to delivering on digital inclusion across our organisation, based on our understanding,Think about how you can embed digital inclusion into your service.,Explore the five pillars of digital inclusion – how can they relate to the support you do or want to
https://scvo.scot/p/95493/2024/12/02/scotlands-digital-inclusion-charter-approach
Tips for turning your village or community hall into a digital hub Here are some top tips for thinking,That’s what makes them ideal places to host digital champions! What can a village hall do?,Support local volunteers to become digital champions.,Understand Essential Digital Skills.,for supporting a learner.
https://scvo.scot/support/village-community-halls/digital/digital-champions