...your work to other participants in the programme, as well as your departmental/profession project stakeholders. How do we choose participants? The most important thing we look for are interesting project...
...digital inclusion and social wellbeing activities need to be easy for users to find and interact with. They need to get the right information as quickly and efficiently as possible....
...and their ability to complete the service independently in future. Conduct further research with assisted digital users who are unable to use or access the online service, rather than users...
...Google Sheets In this post I’ll share with you the main relative date formulas I use in source cells: Today and yesterday Formulas to get a cell to display today’s...
...research) during the beta phase to continue to iterate and evaluate the service. Plans, already in the backlog, to create funnels to see where users are dropping out and to...
...planning on inviting users who registered their interest online to access the private beta, but weren’t planning to include users with the lowest levels of digital skills and access. They...
...information in a sortable format: Now we are able to sort the pages by most recent update. Application I can use the last updated information in other relevant Google Sheets...
...free tools that I use to convert postcode data into useful maps. My example shows sample data of football stadiums in Great Britain. Mapping Sheets This Google Sheets add-on allows...
...to run and maintain the infrastructure, but any cost associated with a potential delay in publishing, even if it’s not immediately financial. We will need to decide on an organisational...
...used. We find these workshops useful as it gets participants thinking about data in an active and engaging way, and gives us more insight into our users’ needs. ...
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