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This certificate template offers a flexible way to recognise individual learning achievements. Edit the fields on this PDF to add the titles of completed topics or subjects.
This short video explains the registration process for creating a Learn My Way account. It highlights what information you need to register and how to verify your account. Select play to watch this video.
Making the case for your digital inclusion work? Here's a list of data sources that you can dip into whenever you need to demonstrate the need for helping people to get online.
Guides and resources from the Red Cross Refugee women project, covering the basics of getting online to women's health issues.
A useful report highlighting the impact of digital exclusion on refugees in terms of health inequalities.
This article highlights some of the features of the official health service apps that people can use to stay well, get well, and manage their health.
Disover how our introduction to artificial intelligence video can help build confidence and a better understanding of what AI can do.
Tech UK have created these handy leaflets that explain the switch to digital voice to the public, businesses and telecare users.
We've worked with our network ambassadors to find tools and resources to support your fundraising activities.
Digital Unite bring together useful definitions, statistics and research about digital inclusion in this handy webpage.
This comprehensive guide covers why data is important and how you can use it.
Catalyst share useful tips on how you can use the data you collect more effectively.
You can access one hour of free expert advice through Digital Candle to talk through any aspect of digital or digital marketing, from digital strategy to Google Ads and from remote service delivery to social media.
A comprehensive guide to using social media to raise your organisation's profile.
Guidance for charities to campaign for their cause ahead of the general election.
This document details how topics on Learn My Way mapped to the National Standards for Essential Digital Skills.
Websites and services that you can trust to help build upon the basics, helping people learn even more. These resources are mapped to each subject on Learn My Way.
This simple session guide is a blend of online learning using Learn My Way and offline practise activities.
This guide is designed to help you to introduce older people to tablet computers by using games.
Findings and recommendations for action on libraries’ role in digital inclusion.
This guide will help you to support learners with English as a second language (ESOL) and to overcome potential potential barriers.
This guide will help you to support refugees and asylum seekers by embedding Learn My Way into your services.
This guide will help you to support older learners use Learn My Way and engage them in gaining digital skills.
Post an opportunity or search this skilled volunteers recruitment platform to find a volunteer.
Advice and support if you are recruiting and managing volunteers in Wales.
Useful information to help you have the right safeguarding policy in place when working with volunteers.
This website can be used to recruit corporate volunteers, from a large range of organisations as well as apply for grants and surplus food.
This website can be used to find your nearest volunteer centre where you can advertise volunteering vacancies.
Explore the benefits of volunteering, ideas for specific careers and volunteering opportunities.
Tips for writing a CV
This example session plan suggests a 1 hour, blended learning session, incorporating topics from Learn My Way and offline activities. You can use it as it is, adapt it to your own needs or use it as a template for your own sessions.
Free courses to help people learn new skills or change jobs, including general and more specialised skills.
Helping people learn what skills they have and want to develop, and how to gain the skills needed for jobs they're interested in.
Advice to help people learn about staying safe online as a family.
NCVO provide free information for organisations that work with volunteers, from recruitment and coordination to policy and insurance.
Tips to help people feel more confident, and stay safe, when using the internet.
Helping children and young people stay safe online.
Online scams are common, but you can protect yourself by knowing what to look out for, and what to do if you suspect a scam.
Discover the knowledge and tools you'll need to help your children safely and confidently explore the digital world.​
Unbiased, factual and easy-to-understand information on online safety
A rundown of the best free antivirus and free internet security software.
Guides with step by step instructions on how to adapt a device to meet individual needs.
Practical tips and step-by-step guides on how to find the money you need for your community group, organisation or charity.
Accessibility support and resources from AbilityNet.
Details of cheaper broadband and phone packages for people claiming Universal Credit, Pension Credit and some other benefits.
Guidance on how keep an existing mobile phone number when switching to the Vodaphone network.
Guidance on how keep an existing mobile phone number when switching to the O2 network.
Accessibility support and resources for O2 customers.
This guide will help you to support people looking for help with employability skills and embed Learn My Way into their learning.
Fun tools and apps to engage and help older learners to learn digital skills.
In this guide, an Online Club could refer to any regular online meeting for older people on a video calling platform, like Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams. The aim is to get people together remotely and reduce social isolation.
Tips on running group digital skills sessions for older people.
Ways to evaluate and demonstrate success in supporting older people.
Tips on setting up an outreach service by going to where the people are.
Fun ways, tools and apps to engage and help older learners to learn digital skills.
How digital playlists can be used to support people living with dementia, triggering emotions and memories.
A guide on using digital to support people with dementia.
A guide on supporting older learners with limited use of English to use digital.
A guide to creating resources for older learners.
The Essential Digital Skills Framework reflects the range of skills people need to safely benefit from, participate in and contribute to the digital world of today and tomorrow, in life and at work.
If you want to show older people how to use the internet for the first time, or help someone to improve their skills, this guide is for you.
A guide to using the built in translation feature in Google Chrome with Learn My Way.
This guide is for small organisations who want to do more to reach the most digitally excluded people in the UK.
Free courses, tools and templates that you can trust to improve the skills people already have, helping them take a positive step forward in their work.
Hints and tips to help the libraries tackle some of the challenges and barriers of delivering digital inclusion.
This playbook gives a structure to how we can improve the journey for people, so that they are more likely to gain digital skills and gain employment.
These cards provide creative, inclusive and less intimidating ways of helping people to improve their digital skills.
Quickly translate words and phrases between English and over 100 languages
Instantly translate words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.
This guide aims to help policy makers, commissioners and service providers to support discussions about digital inclusion in primary and secondary care.
Good internet access is elemental to UK life. This free resource by Data Poverty Fellow Kat Dixon summarises an area of internet use with real-life example elements.