Thank you all so much for coming along to the event! There were 80+ people there, sharing and learning. We hope it was useful and that you found new ideas, friends and inspiration. Our team certainly did. Here are some ideas from the day about what you'd like to see happen next ...
What struck us on the day...
- It was brilliant to see so many people from so many different sectors. The more people – in all sectors - who get involved supporting others to be digitally included, the further we are going to get, faster.
- Nothing beats being in a room with people sharing ideas and listening and learning about things that matter to them. You can never have too much sharing and networking! Connections were made in that Hall that will make a difference to both practitioners and the people they work with.
- Language and terminology can be a barrier to engagement and we all need to watch our words. Awareness raising and communications are continuous requirement.
There's more from Emma about the outputs from the day on our blog.
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