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How does digitalisation make everyday life better and increase well-being? How can we ensure that everyone has the opportunity to use the benefits of digitalisation to support their daily lives?
Digital skills can already be considered one of the most important civic skills, but still up to one million Finns are at risk of being excluded from the digital society. The threat of digital exclusion particularly affects older people, but also other target groups, such as the working population, children and young people.
Strengthening digital skills can increase the fluency of everyday life and promote well-being, and thus strengthen people's participation in a digitalising society.
In the Digisti Better Everyday webinar, you will hear about the importance of digital skills at different stages of the life cycle and how digitalisation brings new opportunities to our daily lives and well-being.
Webinar target group and implementation
The webinar is intended for everyone interested in digital well-being and support, its developers and people working with it. The webinar is a free and open virtual event. The webinar will be held remotely, those who have registered will receive a link to participate and an information letter about the webinar by e-mail after the registration period has ended.
Programme
8.30 – 8.40 Welcome to the webinar! – Sanna Salmela, PPSHP
from 8.40 to 9.15 ‘Our everyday digital transformation’ Meaning, inclusion and the common good: Satu Saarinen, Oulu Cathedral Parish
from 9.15 to 9.45 From a red owl to an active player – childhood learning environments as drivers of digital readiness: Heikki Kontturi, University of Oulu
from 9.45 to 10.00 Break
from 10.00 to 10.30 Challenges and solutions for the digital transformation of work seen by workers: Laura Seppänen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health
from 10.30 to 11.00 Digital inclusion – perspectives on opportunities; Varpu Wiens & Liisa Kytölä, Diak
from 11.00 to 11.30 Panel discussion and webinar decision
