Webinars for Network Partners

Now's the time to help others get online.

Get Online Week is Good Things Foundation's international digital inclusion campaign. This year's Get Online Week will take place from 19 - 25 October 2020.

We're looking for organisations to host events, either face-to-face or online, that help people in our communities make the most of the internet.

In this webinar we will talk through:

• The theme for this year's Get Online Week
• How community organisations can get involved in the campaign
• Ideas for online and face-to-face events
• Being mindful of COVID-19 restrictions in your area when planning your participation in the campaign
• How to apply for a $1,000 grant to help organise your event.

Good Things Foundation presents the 2020 Network Partner Meetups - now online for the very first time!

Network Partner Meetups are an excellent way to meet others like you who are delivering digital literacy programs for their community. Come along and hear what's been happening in the Be Connected program as well as find out what's to come over the next few months. 

There are four opportunities for you to attend this event, and registrations are essential:

Join this interactive webinar to learn about the Be Connected program. We will cover who our Network is, how they run their programs, as well as funding information, the support we provide and an overview of the websites/resources.

Learn about how to register learners and view reports both the eSafety Learning Portal, and using CaptureIT.
In this webinar, we will discuss the differences between the Learning Portal and CaptureIT, as well as how to accomplish what you need to manage your learners using both websites.
Join us to become an expert on learner management through Be Connected programs.

Delivering digital skills to groups

This webinar is designed for organisations who are about to start their digital literacy program, or those wishing to learn more about tried and tested methods. We will explore:

• How to plan and deliver your first group sessions using a ‘blended learning’ approach.
• How you can use Be Connected to help people overcome their barriers and improve their confidence
• Additional resources outside of Be Connected that you can use to further develop their skills.
• What's involved in planning a session, what to consider for your learners and an insight into what learners will be thinking when they come to you for support for the first time.