Help is @ Hand MKDoc site
The Help is @ Hand web site has just been re-launched using MKDoc for managing the content of the site.
There is an article about the new features the site offers on the Help is @ Hand site.
Following is the latest news from the Help is @ Hand website (this uses the MKDoc RSS headlines syndication feature):
Help is at Hand
- NDC
- DCLG has confirmed nearly £500m for neighbourhood partnerships in deprived communities across the country, to continue helping their work to cut crime levels, improve educational achievements and boost job opportunities.
- LAAs
- Almost two thirds of Local Authorities (LAs) have decided that having a vibrant and effective local third sector will be a priority for them over the next three years
- Silver Surfer of the year 2008
- What makes an exemplary Silver Surfer? We're on the hunt again this year and want as many nominees as possible from over-50s resident in the UK who are using Internet and email.
- Now Live - Understanding eBay auctions online
- In recent years there has been exponential growth of online auction websites selling everything from books and children’s toys to cars and holidays. The biggest of these is eBay. This course gives users an overview of online auctions and the types of activities that can be undertaken on them.
- Now Live - Using a Computer
- This course is designed to give users some general knowledge of computer basics like key parts of a computer, turning a computer on and off and setting up folders. lt also gives users information on some of the health and safety considerations when using a computer
- Now Live - Using a mobile phone
- The purpose of the course is not to teach customers how to use a specific type or brand of mobile phone, but to make them aware of the range of services available through standard and new generation mobiles. It shows users how mobile phones can be used to enhance their lifestyles and help them embrace the digital revolution.
- UK online centres awards 2008
- A GMTV celebrity, the Minister for Digital Inclusion, and a vast array of stakeholders and partners gathered together to celebrate the achievements of outstanding UK online centres, staff and customers at our National Awards last week. The event, which took place at the Globe Theatre in London, saw 27 winners in five categories go up to the stage to receive their Awards from GMTV star Andrea Mclean, cheered on by the 150 strong crowd. Paul Murphy, the Minister for Digital Inclusion, closed the Awards and paid tribute to all the winners for their amazing stories and exceptional achievements. You can now view a selection of photos and read all about the Award Winner’s experiences on Help is at Hand.
- Innovation Exchange Next Practice
- The Innovation Exchange have published final details of their Next Practice programme, and the NESTA Fund to which is it will provide access.
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