The online world is changing, but, not everyone can use the internet or likes to use it. Knowsley Council want your views to help shape their future strategies and services on offer to you. This in turn will help to improve digital inclusion across the borough for you and others.
‘Digital inclusion’ is the active and ongoing work to ensure that all individuals and communities have access to the digital skills they need to take part in modern society. Knowsley has a Digital Inclusion Group which includes services and organisations across the borough working together to improve digital inclusion.
This survey will ask you questions about your ‘digital skills’ which means using digital devices such as computers or smart phones and the internet. It uses phrases such as ‘connectivity’ which means accessing the internet through broadband, wi-fi or your mobile phone, and ‘online’ which means products, services or information which can be used, found or bought from the internet.
If you prefer to fill out the form online, you can fill out the form digitally by clicking here.
If you prefer to fill out the form physically, you can click here to download and print a paper version. You can return the form to a member of staff at the Stockbridge Library, to Steph at the Stockbridge Food Club (open Tuesdays & Thursdays 12pm – 2pm) or Pam at Safari Kids Club.
Please submit your survey by midnight on Sunday 24 November.
If you want to improve your digital skills, Stockbridge offers a range of Digital support. There are training and drop-in sessions for those who would like support in learning or developing their ability in using their devices. Click here to see the poster for more information and please contact Annie MacLean, Community Development Officer, if you would like to know more.
