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digital_literacy:state_library_programs:tech_savvy_regional_queensland:start [2019/03/22 10:34]
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 ======Tech Savvy Regional Queensland====== ======Tech Savvy Regional Queensland======
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 Tech Savvy Regional Queensland is a program that provides grant funding to Regional Councils to deliver digital inclusive programing through their library services that will provide opportunities for their respective community to embrace digital technology. Tech Savvy Regional Queensland is a program that provides grant funding to Regional Councils to deliver digital inclusive programing through their library services that will provide opportunities for their respective community to embrace digital technology.
  
 =====Resources===== =====Resources=====
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 The Digital Literacy wiki contains a [[digital_literacy:web_resources:start | training resources collection]] which links to various websites, including Telstra and Microsoft, containing a lot of diverse training topics for a wide range of ages and abilities.\\ The Digital Literacy wiki contains a [[digital_literacy:web_resources:start | training resources collection]] which links to various websites, including Telstra and Microsoft, containing a lot of diverse training topics for a wide range of ages and abilities.\\
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 +=====Examples=====
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 +{{page>digital_literacy:technology_resources:lego_wedo:start#cook_shire_libraries}}
  
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