We create training content for clients who range from financial institutions to charities and local authorities. We make difficult subjects clear and interesting in ways that are accessible and inclusive.
A ten minute course for the West London Alliance to train their frontline staff on finding affordable internet deals and using social tariffs.
Involving seven local authorities and their umbrella organisation as stakeholders, Harriet Hungerford, our Content Strategy and Delivery Lead, explains the process.
NFU Mutual is an award-winning insurer. They are using Inspire, our digital inclusion awareness course, as part of wide reaching plans to up-skill staff and customers. Though white-labelling is an option, this version goes beyond just branding. It's redesigned to sit on their platform and tailored around scenarios based on their language and common issues their customers raise.
It has been a pleasure to work with Digital Unite developing a purpose built e-learning environment that enhances people’s knowledge and confidence of how to support people to use digital to increase their access to health services more effectively....
Digital Unite’s professionalism, enthusiasm and creativity have been key to making this project the success that it is.
For Good Things Foundation. They have resources for people teaching themselves, but they wanted content to help trainers use their resources when helping others. It is accessible via their site and ours as free guides, and promoted as a CPD certified course on the Digital Champions Network - so it reaches the widest audience.
With Mencap and the UFI Voc Tech, we created courses to help people with a learning disability find work.
It was a full collaborative co-production process working with Rix Purple Stars, who are adults with learning disabilities, and their input ensured the content addressed the real needs of the community.
For Learning Pool around skills for the workplace. These subjects are relevant to their clients, but we've also mapped each resource to the Essential Digital Skills for Work framework, which is the industry standard for measuring skills development in the workforce. Again it sits on their site and on our Network.
We are always looking for new, collaborative ways to work. We've just finished re-designing our Inspire course for the public sector with a network of co-development partners. We're currently working for clients on a course to help people understand what happens to their health data.
If you're interested in creating content, get in touch and we'll see if we can help!
