Recently, the Go Digi team were lucky enough to spend a whole week in Geelong.
On a cold blustery Tuesday morning, the team popped up in Geelong East! We were lucky enough to do this with the Communities Accessing Technology (CAT) team at the local Men's Shed. It was a great morning with lots of tech talk over coffee, tea and cake.
Go Digi is a 4 year national year digital literacy program run in partnership by Infoxchange and Australia Post. With the recent launch of the Go Digi program, we are now focusing on enabling organisations to improve digital inclusion in their communities through the Go Digi Network.
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The Go Digi team will be heading to a city near you!
That's right. We'll be travelling all over the country to speak to many people from all walks of life about how they can realise their online potential and that of their communities.
Stay tuned, we'll be releasing the details as they come.
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The more individuals and organisations that know about Go Digi the better. Whether you're a learner, mentor or network partner, you can help us to help others realise their online potential just by telling them about Go Digi.
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It's great to meet you. Welcome to the Go Digi platform, a place to help you realise your online potential.
The Go Digi online platform is the centrepiece of the Go Digi national digital literacy program, aiming to improve the digital literacy of 300,000 Australians around the country.
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