Getting outside help with IT

Other people who can help with Getting outside help with IT

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AbilityNet supports people of any age, living with any disability or impairment to use technology to achieve their goals at home, at work and in education. Groups can get advice about how to make their online information and activities accessible to all.

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Cheeky Munkey have produced an easy to follow guide to using the internet for beginners. It is aimed at older people who have not used the internet before, and goes back to basics, explaining each little thing you need to know.

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Website with up to date details of places to access the internet or learn IT skills in Brighton & Hove.

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Registered charities who sign up will receive approximately £6,647 a month in advertising credit on Google AdWords to promote their causes and reach potential donors. They will gain free access to the online communication and collaboration suite Google Apps to help cut IT costs and improve communications. Charities will also have access to premium features within YouTube and Google Earth Outreach to help raise awareness of their work. A number of learning resources will also be available.

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Provide community organisations with IT specialist volunteers. Organisations have to pay a fee of £85+VAT.

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Computers, Projectors and screens

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Laptops and data projectors to hire: People can hire an individual laptop or suite of Internet-ready PC laptops with projector for training. They are particularly keen to help small groups with no paid staff.
Will build a website for your organisation and provide a manual on how you can maintain and update it. Contact them for details of prices.
SCIP also run bespoke training in IT and social media. Check their website for more details.