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Creating a digital inclusion guide

Last updated: December 10, 2020 by Croydon Council

As part of our ongoing commitment to help Croydon residents stay connected, we have produced a series of three user friendly guides designed to help them get online. Have a look, and post your examples!

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These free ‘How to get online’ guides cover step by step internet basics such as connecting to the internet, understanding Wi-Fi, searching the web, staying safe online, creating social media accounts and how to download apps.

Technology has never before played such a vital role in human connection, and these guides are designed to help residents confidently use the internet and online tools in their day to day digital activities. Whether it’s reaching out to friends and loved ones through social media, paying a bill or on-line shopping. We’re relying on digital solutions more than we ever have before, and we hope that residents can benefit from them.

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