Titlebook: Digital Inclusion; International Policy Simeon Yates,Elinor Carmi Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2024 di

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Developing and Delivering and Data Literacynding of their audience and their journey towards greater data citizenship and awareness of issues in our datafied society. The chapter sets out seven principles for the development of Data Literacy and data citizenship support interventions and explores approaches to their development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-8534-6l reflect on some of the many lessons learned, and consider implications for both policy-makers and fieldworkers seeking to address digital inequality at scale. All three authors were involved extensively in the development and delivery of this work.

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How to Make Affordability-Focused Digital Inclusion Interventions More Effective: Lessons from the Cgital inclusion experienced by low-income households in a large regional town in Victoria, Australia. Drawing on findings from the program, this chapter outlines lessons and considerations for future digital inclusion programs.

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Infocomics vs Infodemics: How Comics Utilise Health, Data and Media Literaciester we present findings from our UKRI/AHRC project . that analysed a sample of over 15,000 web-comics distributed on Instagram between March 2020 and March 2021. At their best, these comics amplified official public health messages, increased data comprehension, and led to more informed approaches to consuming and sharing digital media.

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Introduction,her, academic researchers, policy makers and practitioners. The chapters presented here represent the breadth of topics explored at the conference. The conference took place – online – at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and as a result several the chapters here explore issues that arose or inter

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Policy Interventions to Address Digital Inequalities in Latin America in the Face of the Pandemicil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico) during the first months after the outbreak of COVID-19 reached the region (March–June 2020). The study draws on an analysis of the set of regulations and specific policy-making actions introduced in the field of digital connectivity in the countries under review, as w

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Connecting Scotland: Delivering Digital Inclusion at Scalehose most in need of support, and the practical application of work to address this at scale through third sector organisations working directly with those at greatest risk of digital exclusion. The chapter also considers the vital role of the ‘trusted intermediary’ acting as digital champion for de