Topic: Digital inclusion clear · back to the knowledge map
The aim of the DSP is to improve digital capability across the whole skills spectrum - from the essential skills that help …
The aim of #WhatAboutMeNI was to support young people in exploring digital technology, learning and sharing skills, and developing tools to help …
Bristol Computer Reuse is a citywide project with the aim of making affordable desktop computers and laptops available to individuals and families …
Our Digital City aims to create a truly inclusive ‘smart city’ where no one is left behind and everyone can access the …
The E-Learning and Mobility Project (E-LAMP) used ICT to provide enhanced independent and distance learning support for Traveler children, with the ultimate …
The Taigh Chearsabhagh Trust aimed to engage with five local primary schools and one secondary school and offer them extra-curricular activities to …
Get Online Reading aims to use Reading’s highly literate population to help those who don’t have the skills or opportunity to make …
Aim: Through a training programme, adults who live in remote disadvantaged areas of Hungary who are working in agriculture or who are …
The long-term objective of the project is to strengthen the digital inclusion of the rural population by developing a local information society, …
This Project commenced in April 2002, and between June and September PCs with broadband internet access were installed in 300 households in …
CitizenAct goal was to empower senior citizens with new knowledge and necessary skills about digital tools, such as wearable sensors measuring health …
The project European Association for Home Learning for Senior Citizens (EHLSSA) intended to support and strengthen e-inclusion for seniors by offering new …
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