Good Things’ Digital Inclusion Meet Up for Libraries Meet Up 21 May

Good Things Foundation is hosting an online meet up for library staff and volunteers supporting people with digital inclusion. These sessions are co-delivered with library digital inclusion leads at Cambridgeshire, Warwickshire and West Sussex libraries.

If you haven’t attended before, these informal sessions are a great opportunity to share knowledge and experience with libraries in the National Digital Inclusion Network. This time, the focus is on AI and you’ll hear about the learnings from the recent Innovating in Trusted Spaces project led by Libraries Connected with Good Things.

All library staff and volunteers are welcome so please do come along and bring your colleagues.

Thursday 21st May 11am-12pm

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Libraries National Databank Information Session 18 May

Build on your training on the National Databank at this session, run by the Good Things team. Specifically aimed at libraries, it will provide all the information needed to effectively utilise the National Databank, with time for questions. Please note, the session will start promptly and we will unfortunately be unable to admit anyone 5 minutes after the start of the session.

18th May 10-11am

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Generative Minds: Getting the most from your AI 30th April

Part of the popular Generative Minds series, this session is designed to help you go beyond the basics and get more out of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Claude. It will focus on practical techniques and strategies to increase your output and improve daily workflows.

30 April 2-3pm

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Digital Champions Training with Good Things Foundation 13 and 20 May

Digital Champions are more than just tech-savvy helpers, they are the motivators who bridge the digital divide. To help you lead this change, Good Things is running its popular training series this May. This two part immersive course will be co-hosted by Good Things and Mike Howard, Head of Learning at Starting Point Community Learning Partnership. It provides the empathy and practical tools needed to support learners effectively.

13th and 20th May 10am-12pm

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