
Our habits reflect who we are and become an integral part of us as individuals but also as organisations. Good digital habits and standards help to set the foundations to the way you work.
This practical workshop will explore the tools and techniques that you can use to start to standardise the way digital is thought about and used in your team, and your wider organisation.
Session level: Intermediate
Attendee limit: 20
Digital practices covered: Strategy and leadership, Digital ways of working
Learnings from the session
At the end of the session you will a good understanding of:
- why standardisation is important
- how habits and rituals can help
- what frameworks and rituals can support
You will take away a the skeleton of digital standards for your organisation and a plan to help implement and develop it further.
Practical takeaways
- A template for you to continue working on with your team
- A link to the presentation with additional reading and useful links
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Testimony
It was engaging, fun, friendly and insightful – a powerful package
It’s been useful to get re-assurance that we’re on the right track but also to know that other charities are in the same boat
The workshop did what it said on the tin! 🙂 Really useful and helpful.
It’s good to hear from our peers and also get knowledgeable input
The event was very structured and the fact that everyone interacted with the JamBoard was better than having breakout rooms
Thank you! It’s really nice to actually experience this with other people around the UK. We all have similar challenges. There is strength in numbers I think. And there’s some consolation in knowing that we’re all struggling with the same things.
Learnt so much! Excellent course – personal, practical, encouraging. Covered all the basics including some important theory. I thoroughly recommend.
Great course to get you started. The introduction to being more digital course left me thinking in new and practical ways. Highly recommend.
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