Presentation by Helen Milner, Chief Executive, Tinder Foundation, sets the background on how the Foundation is supporting wider community based digital inclusion initiatives.
4. Goal is to create independent and
confident internet users
Not about broadband infrastructure
Not about one-off usage
5. A Leading Digital Nation by 2020
With current efforts there will still be 6.2m people in 2020
without basic online skills.
The total investment required to equip 100% of the UK adult
population with the Basic Online Skills they need to regularly
use the internet for themselves by 2020 is £875 million.
We suggest investment might be split equally between Government; the private
sector, and the voluntary and community sector.
The investment required to ensure a nation with 100% Basic
Online Skills
will be £292 million for each sector.
www.tinderfoundation.org/Nation2020
7. Moving people to online public services
• No-one’s ‘spark’ to get digital skills is to interact
with Government online (except to get a job)
• After gaining digital skills via UK online centres
(July 2013 data):
– 81% visited central/local Government websites
– 56% moved at least one face-to-face or telephone
contact to an online contact with Government
– average contacts moved online 5.8 in past month
• Start with the fun stuff, but embed progression to
your services (and Gov services) into their
journey
8. * UJM = Universal Job Match
* CHT = Community How To
* ESOL = English for Speakers of
Overseas Languages
Scale of Impact(April 2013 – March 2014)5,000
hyperlocalpartners
25,000
volunteers
9. PEOPLE
make good things happen
People becoming a volunteer when
he’s 93 years old as his mates aren’t
getting the benefits of the web
People helping job seekers to
look for work online when
they’ve not had a job for 10 years
People helpingpatients to usedigital in theward and take ithome with them