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Bristol City Council and the University of Bristol launched 'Bristol Is Open' in 2015, a city-wide programmable smart-city testbed. It won UK …
Durham Constabulary (UK) used a machine-learning tool, developed with Cambridge, to classify arrestees' reoffending risk for custody decisions from 2016-2021, screening over …
England's largest private Biodiversity Net Gain habitat-bank operator; by December 2024 it had 16 habitat banks entered on Natural England's statutory gain-sites …
Wales's inspectorate Estyn visited 21 schools nationwide and found many unclear on GDPR duties around generative AI — prompting a Welsh Government …
Since 2011, NatureScot-led partnerships have run volunteer mink trapping across up to 3M ha of north Scotland (£3.34M invested 2017–23, plus £2.08M …
This online resource base for teachers has been developed by Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester LEAs with funding from the former Department for …
Digital Communities Wales: Digital Confidence, Health and Well-being exists to reduce digital exclusion in Wales. They want a Wales where everyone has …
100% Digital Leeds is a Leeds City Council led initiative working to improve digital inclusion across the city. The fundamental principles of …
The Digital Garage is an online learning platform and a real life bus. The latter is equipped with all the latest technology, …
Digital Champions for Community Success aims to create a Training Package for adult educators, trainers and carers who work with vulnerable adults …
The main objective of the project is the formation of knowledge and skills to support the employment of young people. The aim …
CodeYourFuture (CYF) is a UK based non-profit organisation that trains refugees and other disadvantaged people to become web developers and helps them …
The RAPL project aimed to tackle discrimination by training staff from organisations in the local community and providing them with practical support, …
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 …
Control Alt Delete is a weekly session for 10 – 16 year olds that provides exciting opportunities to get hands-on with new …
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 …
Visitors were introduced to digital concepts through fun, interactive activities and by designing and creating their own LEGO robotic devices to compete …
The Taigh Chearsabhagh Trust aimed to engage with five local primary schools and one secondary school and offer them extra-curricular activities to …
The project aimed to reach 600 pupils in Dundee, aimed at fostering engagement with digital skills. The project was implemented in three …
The aim was to teach pupils as young as seven to code. Young people had the opportunity to learn the basics of …
Get Online Reading aims to use Reading’s highly literate population to help those who don’t have the skills or opportunity to make …
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