A digital champion is someone who is not a teacher but who can help you learn about digital skills.
It could be a librarian, a maintenance worker, a friend or a young person. Rather than teaching, they wait for a “hook”, an engagement opportunity. Maybe the person wants to keep in touch with relatives back home or wishes they could save money shopping online. Chance conversations or orchestrated interventions, the champion then uses the resources and skills they have to support the individual or group to learn .
Download “Champion Checklist” C1-checklist.pdf – Downloaded 697 times – 289 KB
Download “Champion Course Guide” C2-course-guide.pdf – Downloaded 486 times – 120 KB
The following will help you understand how to use and adapt the learner cards:
Download “Using the cards” P4-course-guide.pdf – Downloaded 706 times – 234 KB
Download “Using QR Codes” using-the-QR-codes-learner.pdf – Downloaded 496 times – 299 KB
Download “Making QR Codes” R1-Making-QR-Codes.pdf – Downloaded 846 times – 190 KB
The following may help you in your delivery:
Download “How to project a tablet” – Downloaded 16 times –
Download “Checking your connectivity” P6-connectivity.pdf – Downloaded 725 times – 444 KB
The following will be of use to you or your learners when delivering:
Download “Helping people take part” T5-helping-people-take-part.pdf – Downloaded 787 times – 300 KB
Download “Digital Literacy Glossary” GLOSSARY-CARDS.pdf – Downloaded 1376 times – 656 KB
See also: Learner Cards