As part of the Go Digi community, we would like to invite you to participate in a survey about the program.

Your opinion and ideas are very important for us and will help us inform future actions.

This survey should take between 5 and 10 minutes to complete, depending on your answers. There are no right or wrong answers - it is your opinion that matters. If you do not know the answer or prefer not to respond to a question, please just skip it and move on to the next.

W're looking for feedback from Learners, Mentors and Network Partners.

A new guide from ACCAN and Media Access Australia was launched this year at the annual ACCAN conference. The Affordable Access project addresses two of the key pillars of digital inclusion – affordability and accessibility of technology.

Logan residents will be able to improve their digital skills and online confidence through a special festival this month.

Go Digi and Logan City Council Libraries are partnering with community organisations across the Logan area to host the Go Digi Pop Up Festival as part of the National Year of Digital Inclusion.

Pop Up Festivals have already been run in Victoria, Tasmania and Western Australia with great success and now it is Logan’s turn.

Go Digi Partners in Logan include YFS, Access Community Services, Logan Area Committee on the Ageing (LACOTA) and David’s Computer Literary Education Program.