digi scotfest glasgow slide deck
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Digital participation
DigiScotFestGlasgow
Date: November 2014
#digiscot
Hello ...
Scotland online?
Population = 5.2 million
What do we know about those not accessing the internet?
60% no qualifications
55% retired
50% disabled
30% (UK 21%) lack basic online skills
82%Not Interested
Too expensive
3%Have no
computer
7%Too difficult
5%
Reported Reasons
What about organisations?
• 1 in 5 charities have little or no web presence
• 50% need help with web design and social media
Digital Scotland Ambition
To be a world class digital nation demands that we achieve world class levels of digital participation
Scottish Government
Spreading the benefits of
digital participation
Two Key Principles
1. The Scottish Government must recognise that every individual has an undeniable right to digital inclusion and must assume overall accountability to ensure that it is available and accessible for all.
2. Governments must respect and protect our rights and freedoms online, as well as offline.
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Access
Infrastructure
Affordability
UnrestrictedAccessibility
Motivation
Finding a hook
Network effectFirst experiences
Communities
Education, skills, training
Information literacy
Digital skills
ICT
Computing Science
Organisations and SMEs
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Access, motivation, skills
Resources Understanding
Trusted suppliersClear support
Find out more
RSE website: bit.ly/digiscotweb
Inquiry blog: www.digiscot.net
Increase digital participation throughout
Scotland
Builddigital capability
in the third sector
A national movement
How can team digital help?
Challenge Fund
• £200k (per annum) and Charter signatory contributions
• Groups that reach & work closely with local communities
• Innovative approaches
Improve digital skills
Digitise content
Build digital networks
Award Criteria
Geographical area Target group Previous experience
Effective marketing & communication Understanding of need
Broader participation & sustainability Engagement methods
Understanding of baseline & evaluation
Potential impact
Innovative approach
Feasibility
Call 1 timeline
Call 1 Open
Mon 13th Oct
Call 1 Close
Fri 14th
Nov
Assess
Applications
Match ‘needs’ to
Charter ‘offers’
Awards
Fri 19th
Dec
Call 1 Applications
• Over 70 applications submitted, of which...
75% target older
people
74% target people with a
disability
64% target benefit
claimants
54% target other
groups
44% target remote &
rural
36% target Glasgow
64% target other areas
Support Types Indicated
7%
26%
26%
30%
32%
38%
49%
53%
54%
56%
83%
Other
Repair / adaptation of IT equipment
Venue provision
Public area marketing
Specialist consultancy
Infrastructure support / advice
Money
Staff release -volunteer provision
Marketing material support
Social media support / advice
IT equipment
Matching Process
Call 2 timeline
Call 2 Opens
Mon 12th
Jan
Call 2 Closes
Fri 13th Feb
Assess
& Match
AnnounceAwards
Fri 20th Mar
Challenge Projects
Baseline, Monitor, Measure, Learn, Share
Let's Get Digital
• To encourage ‘business growth’ in the Third sector
• 6 week internships to deliver a specific project
• Private sector mentor
Potential Projects
The Process
• Application forms are online
• Placements advertised at Job Centre
• Organisations control the recruitment
• SCVO authorise the appointment
• Mentor recruited
T’s & C’s• Third sector organisations
• Registered employer
• SCVO will process the pay
• Contract (H&S etc.)
• Place of work
Review and Question and Answers
Over to you!
What happens now?
Surgeries
Lunch – 2nd Floor
Go help someone get online