Essential Digital Skills – we all have them, right?
Not necessarily. 800,000 people in Scotland currently lack digital skills, and as technology advances and adapts, more are at risk of being left behind. If you’d like to gain an understanding of what the Essential Digital Skills for Life are, join SCVO for a 45-minute tour through what that means and how we use them in our everyday life.
The webinar will show you how you can use the Essential Digital Skills Framework and SCVO’s very own check-up tool to support learners to upskill and make sure that they’re ready for the future!
This webinar is part of a series of bitesize events to help strengthen your knowledge and capacity in digital inclusion.
This webinar will look at:
- What are the five Essential Digital Skills for Life?
- How do the five Essential Digital Skills apply to everyday life?
- How can we support people to boost and measure their Essential Digital Skills?
This event is aimed at anyone working in digital inclusion that’s interested in learning more about the Essential Digital Skills framework. It’s recommend for people that:
- Aren’t too sure what Essential Digital Skills for Life are
- Want to help upskill people who have low digital skills
- Are interested in learning how they can use the Framework to measure and evaluate success
Date:
24 July – 14:00
Find out more and information and register here
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