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CloseThis video highlights the need for public and third sector workers to improve their computer skills in order to provide better services.
KnowHow NonProfit and Voice4Change England partnered with 'Race for 2012', a project from the Government’s Digital Inclusion Taskforce, to improve IT literacy.
This video recorded in 2010 highlights the need for public and third sector workers to digitally upskill in order to help them be more effective. This is not only in their work but in the provision of services they provide to their communities.
Annie Dare, special advisor to Martha Lane Fox, explains how and why non profit organisations should encourage people in their communities to improve their IT skills. Meredith Markham and Vivian John-Philip from the Peabody Learning Centre, Pembury share their experiences.
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- How to do a Google search
- How to create a blog for your charity
- How to use the internet for fundraising
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