Going digital
More people than ever before are using digital technology to connect with others. By using digital devices and social media your group may be able to increase its reach, and involve more people.
The following resources should help to steer you in the right direction, and to think about the opportunities and implications of using digital technology to connect with your community.
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Cyber Security:Small Charity Guide |
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Digitally Agile CLD Website |
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Digitally Agile National Principles |
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Digital Inclusion Outcomes Framework |
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Digital Participation |
The name given to the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisation's (SCVO) work to promote a Digital Scotland for all. The webpage contains blogs, tips and information on the Digital Participation Charter. |
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CharityComms Guide to Social Media for Charities part 1 |
This free guide covers a range of social media platforms and gives practical tips on planning your content, reaching your audience and measuring your impact. |
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CharityComms Guide to Social Media for Charities part 2 |
The follow-on report to the above looks at how to get the best out of different social media platforms, including integrating social media with other communications and how to use social media for camaigning and lobbying. |
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Personal Learning Networks |
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Shared Spaces |
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Social Media for Community-led Health |
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Social Media Toolkit |
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Social Misfits Media |
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South Ayrshire Council's advice for community groups using photos found online |
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Young Digital |
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The Digitally Agile CLD website has plenty of useful resources, case studies and ideas for community groups wanting to make use of digital technology in their work.