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On all of the CD’s there is a wealth of documentation that will help you in learning more about ICT and how it can help in your community. As well as being available on the CD, all of the information is readily available on the Internet. Detailed below are the websites where the information can be found. Some of the resources available on the CD that are not listed below can be found on the Community Resources section of the Communities @One website. These include example beneficiary and evaluation forms and child safety posters.

 

Citizens Online (www.citizensonline.org.uk)

 

In partnership with Microsoft, Citizens Online have developed a range of ICT resources for use by individuals and communities. All of the resources are free to use under the Creative Commons License, as long as they are acknowledged to Citizens Online. 

 

Toolkits available are;

Mini Guides available are;

Handouts available are;

Planning Resources available are;

 

ICT Hub (www.icthub.org.uk)

 

The ICT was a partnership of organisations that came together to provide a range of good practice resources and guidance to help the voluntary and community sectors benefit from ICT. The funding for the ICT Hub project ended in 2008, with the NCVO continuing to host the website so that the resources are not lost to the third sector.

 

The following publications are available;

AbilityNet (www.abilitynet.org.uk)

 

AbilityNet is a UK wide charity that has over 20 years of experience helping people adapt and adjust ICT to fit their needs. Their aim is to ensure that disabled people in the UK, whether as individuals or through supporting organisations, have accessible ICT that enables and improves their lives. In carrying out this aim, AbilityNet have developed a range of fact sheets:

 

ICT and Your Organisation – A guide for Funding (www.scvs.org.uk)

 

With support from Communities @One, and in Partnership with Neath Port Talbot CVS, Swansea CVS has developed a new guide for funding ICT equipment.

 

5) Childnet International (www.childnet-int.org)

 

Childnet International’s aim is to work in partnership with other organisations across the world to help make the Internet a great and safe place for children. As part of this, they have developed a host of publications in a variety of languages;

Childnet International also developed some factsheets in conjunction with the Home Office, these have been uploaded to the community resources section of the Communities @One website.