Go Digi
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Go dig is a national four year digital literacy program with the goal of supporting more than 300,00 Australians to improve their digital skills. CAD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities. The Go dig Network consists of network partner organizations with a commitment to improving digital literacy in their communities. We invite any community focused organization committed to improving digital literacy to join the Go dig network. Access easy to read learning materials to build their online skills and confidence. Register as a learner to favorite guides and track their progress on guide quizzes. A Go dig Pop Up can be anything you want it to be and it can happen anywhere! Perhaps a school, community gardens or even a farmers market. As lengthy as it has a focus on helping people realism their online potential. The pop up fill has guidelines, tools and templates to help any network partner run a pop up tailored to their community. The Go dig Pop Up Load encourages network partners to take learning out of the classroom and into the community. We all know someone who could do with some help online. This form of peertopeer learning is highly thriving in helping people learn digital skills. Celebrate the benefits of digital literacy and digital inclusion. The foundation components of the National Year of Digital Inclusion are: If you would like help on something else, head to the aid center.

Postcode This helps us know which areas are taking piece in this project. Go dig is the store to learn about the internet and all the diverse things you can do online. This year has been a real celebration of Digital Inclusion in Australia as we have seen people improve their digital skill and. Now that you’re informed, how should you put this information to use? Use the internet to explore some of the world's most interesting places. The program works with many people and organizations around Australia to put learners at the center of what we do. There’s never been a better time to rejoice the benefits and discuss the importance of digital inclusion. How can I find out more about digital inclusion ? I want to be a piece of the National Year of Digital Inclusion ! Network partners are organizations or groups who are committed towards improving digital skills and the online confidence of their communities. They are a immense foundation on which to construct digital literacy skills. Digital inclusion is about affordable access to information technology, economic development of disadvantaged communities, increasing individual's digital literacy skills, the creation of suitable content and the inspiration of local communities to lifelong learning. Being a Go dig Mentor is an opportunity to make genuine difference in someone’s life by helping them get more hopeful in the digital world. Go dig is offering release Network Partnership to any community organization who is busy to enlarge online to confidence and skills in their community. These resources will aid you engage your community and support people in the use of technology and improve their online confidence. The only problem is that while these things were being developed, another slick of development was taking store around and often without CAD communities. The problem with this is that it has created a new and meaningful set of issues for access and equity for CAD communities because it requires the new approaches whether they be apps or portals or 1800 numbers with voice activated responses to be capable to cope with existing and potential clients who may deficit either English language skills, digital literacy skills or both. In our community, we have a number of groups, including aging CAD Australians, newly arrived refugees and adept migrants with lenient level English language literacy, all of whom are at risk of being excluded by fresh technologies that require either, tall slick English skill and lofty smooth digital literacy, or both. It is our responsibility to use digital technologies to facilitate inclusion, and address barriers that create exclusion. This year has been a sincere celebration of Digital Inclusion in Australia as we have seen people improve their digital aptitude and online confidence across Australia. Awarded to Go dig Network Partner organizations who have supported the National Year of Digital Inclusion by providing opportunities for people in their community to improve their digital skills and online confidence. Awarded to a digital learner who has taken important steps to improve their digital skills and online confidence in 2016. This has been a meaningful year for Go dig and we’re turbulent to see what happens next as more Australians construct their digital skills and online confidence. With your input in the Digital Inclusion Manifesto Workshop in 2015, we created a vision that defines the key areas Australia needs to focus on to be inclusive in our approach to digital technology.