This event is aimed at anyone currently signed up to or interested in getting involved with the Digital Critical Friends (DCF) programme.
This webinar is an opportunity to understand the process involved in becoming a Digital Critical Friend volunteer, the undertaking required of each DCF, and to have any of your queries answered. The session is also open for anyone to come along and find out more about the programme and how to get involved.
Presentations will take place from ScotlandIS, STEM Ambassadors and Tech She Can about how they play a role in the programme and there will be the opportunity for everyone to ask questions.
Outline of topics that will be covered:
- ScotlandIS – A history of the Digital Critical Friends programme, its aims and the part we play in it
- STEM Ambassadors – Who they are and their involvement in the process of becoming a DCF
- Tech She Can – An overview of the Tech We Can resources and how they can be utilised and accessed by DCF’s
- Police Scotland – Cyber Choices Programme overview
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