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ICT Workshops for Development Workers
Alongside the ICT health checks the regional ICT project is offering ICT workshops for third sector local infrastructure organisations (LIOs). These are aimed at development workers and other staff involved in providing support to frontline organisations.
The purpose of these workshops is to enable development workers to be more skilled and confident about supporting organisations with their ICT needs. The workshop will provide key tools for signposting organisations to appropriate sources of help, including the wide range of ICT resources which are available online.
N.B. These free workshops have been designed for non-technical staff - you do not need to be an ICT expert to take part, quite the opposite. They are aimed specifically at those working within local infrastructure organisations.
Workshop topics
Each workshop will include:
- What help is available to organisations
- Benefits of ICT
- Costing and funding ICT
- ICT planning
- DIY health checks
- Social media
- Other resources and top tips
Dates and Venues
Wednesday 15th September - Leicester
Monday 20th September - Nottingham
Wednesday 29th September – Chesterfield and Northampton
Tuesday 5th October - Lincoln
10am - 3.30pm with free buffet lunch provided
Cost - Free * (Funded by BIG BASIS Project)
Booking
To book your place please download the booking form at: http://www.technikzone.co.uk/events.aspx
or book online at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3PSVHY6
* Cancellation Policy: A charge for non-attendance and late cancellations (within five working days) of thirty pounds will be made. If another team member is able to fill the place, no charge will be made.
For further information please contact Andrew, Linda or Bernadette on 01623 819160
email: admin@purplezebra.org.uk
Regional ICT Project
The workshops are part of a region-wide ICT project funded by the Big Lottery Fund. This three year project is providing support and advice to third sector infrastructure organisations throughout the region, including ICT health checks and workshops for development workers.
For further information about the project:
