Interesting stuff. I’ve been “digitally mentoring” people for some time and although it’s very difficult, it can work brilliantly.
I’d be very happy to put together some words on my experiences if it’d be useful.
]]>I think that there are a number of ways that a ‘digital mentor’ might be able to bridge the digital divide: whether by setting up some laptops with 3g cards in a village or community hall, and showing residents how to access services or take part in online consultation; to setting up flickr groups and community blogs to forge the sense of belonging in a geographical area.
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