Year Published: 2022 Date Published: 03/02/2022 Author/s: Lloyds Bank Research Link: https://www.lloydsbank.com/assets/resource-centre/pdf/businessdigitalindexreport.pdf Methodology: Data matching Each of the 1,968 businesses […]
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Digital exclusion is a major issue for many Londoners, affecting people’s health, education and work outcomes. Many organisations, including boroughs and their third sector partners, are working hard to address this. This research report aims to address the lack of London-wide knowledge about what work is underway, especially since and during the pandemic.
The report sets out what digital inclusion looks like across London, reviewing over 100 digital initiatives identified through an open survey, and interviewing 38 people involved in digital inclusion work across the public, voluntary and private sectors in London.
It outlines the main approaches organisations are taking to tackle digital exclusion, identifies a number of key challenges facing those organisations, as well as ways to overcome them, and puts forward six recommendations for London-wide action.
Digital Inclusion in London Read Post »
Blog posting detailing recent research evaluating digital skills provision for older and vulnerable people in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Housing Plus Project Evaluation Read Post »
A report on the findings of Good Things Foundation, Professor Simeon Yates (University of Liverpool), and BT’s partnership research into understanding motivational barriers of non-users of the internet.
Nominet Digital Youth Index Read Post »
A taxonomy of misinformation and the misinformed.
Platforms and the public square Read Post »
This report is an interim review of the evidence on digital poverty, drawing from a range of source material including reports, articles, books, and statistical datasets published by Government, academia, industry and the third sector. The goal in sharing this interim overview of the forthcoming evidence review report is to invite feedback and input from participants in the Digital Poverty and Inequality Summit (November 2021) and Digital Poverty Alliance community members, including the Community Board and Ambassadors.
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Briefing Paper 1 focussing on Opportunities and Barriers
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Final Report on Artificial Intelligence at Work from the APPG on the Future of Work
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Digital transformations are well underway in all areas of life. These have brought about substantial and wide-reaching changes, in many areas, including health. But large gaps remain in our understanding of the interface between digital technologies and health, particularly for young people.
Discussions about how Facebook operates have been high on the agenda over the past week as the US Congress investigates the platform’s impact. At the core of these discussions are questions of how Facebook uses data that we, as users, generate.
No One Left Behind: The UK’s Digital Divide in 2021. A WPI report for Vodafone UK.
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Year Published: 2021 Date Published: 01/10/2021 Author/s: Oxford University Press Research Link: https://www.oup.com.au/addressing-the-digital-divide#:~:text=Our%20latest%20report%2C%20Addressing%20the,the%20divide%20on%20learners’%20development. Methodology: As the basis for this report,
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