Digital Inclusion, exclusion and participation.
This report today is still very relevant to digital support projects operating across the uk. The internet and digital technology is very much at the heart now of how public, economic and social life functions. It has transformed how we work, communicate, consume, learn, entertain and access information and public services. And while it's become integral to all aspects of life, the spread of access and use is uneven and many people remain digitally excluded (OIS,2013;selwyn20
Our Drop-in is not just about smart phones, tablets, iPads, laptops, it's about connecting your local community face to face.
Our inclusive digital hub is more then simply offering a safe and secure environment for people to access the internet, it also acts a catalyst for fostering community ties that can lead to meaningful relationships both online and in person. To support this, we launched an engaging learning module inspired by the basics of journalism, enabling members to share details of community events, personal stories, articles, and features, while also advancing their digital skills. Thi
What is digital support all about:
The move towards a digital society presents significant obstacles for older adults and disabled people, many of whom find it difficult to...
Accessible Digital in North Tyneside.
Three of our volunteer Online Chums Our website and blog are built upon the values of social capital, drawing on community development...
Getting ready for Halloween
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End Digital Poverty- Summing up.
Hive of activity bringing together last Friday's End Digital Poverty Day 2025 Bravo to all those who helped make this a success.
Limitations of the Online Safety Act 2025
The online Safety Act has limitations including a failure to protect against misinformation and private illegal content, concerns about...
