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Go ON UK and its inspiring group of Founder Partners have a single aim: to make the UK the world's most digitally skilled nation.
Improving digital skills across the board will unlock huge economic and social benefits. That’s not our opinion. That’s a fact.
These changes will transform the lives of all of us – and make a tangible, long-term difference to society.
25th April 2013
Graham shares his big highlights from the last week, which include his trip to the North East, publishing Basic Online Skills for charities, and the team and Founders supporting Spring Online.
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24th April 2013
We've put together the Basic Online Skills that we think charities need. But what do you think?
Please help us refine and improve them.
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RT @swantwothree: Loved @usa2day's vibe #nd13 > Everyone's disabled somehow & it's a wild opportunity for magic & groundbreaking achievement. cc @AbilityNet
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RT @DW_CarnegieUK: all at #nd13 - you might find our new data on reasons for digital exclusion in Glasgow of interest: http://t.co/rC1dRdw3nV
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RT @E11ie5: @JDBakewell an absolute star "you may have to insist" getting grannies online #nd13 "every day there's something new" #digitalinclusion
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RT @timolloyd: Well impressed with staff at Carphone Warehouse Billericay opening in their own time to help older people get online #nd13
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The Internet is a blessing for older people says @JDBakewell - 'there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow' #digiskills #nd13
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