An objective of Martha Lane Fox and the Digital Inclusion Task Force is to get more people benefiting from being online, especially those viewed as disadvantaged. One of their vehicles for achieving this is the Race Online 2012 campaign: Race Online 2012 is a national campaign to challenge and support the British government, the private [...]
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The first report from Martha Lane Fox’s Digital Inclusion Task Force has highlighted the economic benefits of being online. They have discovered that: 10 million adults in the UK have never been online and 4 million of these are socially excluded the 1.8 million children currently digitally excluded could earn up to £10.8 billion in [...]
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This is a presentation delivered by Helen Milner to the National Digital Inclusion Conference in London on the 27 April 2009. The slides contain a number of key statistics on the digital divide in the UK which you may find useful.
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myguide is a website that offers an easy and clear introduction to the internet for absolute beginners. It provides free email, internet search and basic IT courses. It is also possible to personalise your experience by saving settings such as colour scheme, text size and screen resolution – a very useful feature. The ‘Welcome courses’ require no [...]
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