22 Digital Inclusion Wales: 2008 Conference Report
Networking and feedback
It was very pleasing to see so Conference organisers have “I will visit other Communities
many people from different received a lot of positive and @One projects as a result of
Communities @One funded constructive feedback from this event”
projects and other delegates, both on the day of the
organisations networking with event and since. Here are some
“The presentation on digital
each other during the course of the comments received…
storytelling was excellent!”
of the day, to share ideas and “The event gave me confidence
experiences around digital “Good to meet with people from and the encouragement to go
inclusion. One of the main other projects for the first time” on learning new skills”
opportunities for discussion
was provided by twenty
“I feel inspired to develop a “It was an extremely interesting
exhibition stands that were
business model for the next day, I learnt lots about other
situated in the conference
phase” projects and would really like to
venue’s main hall. “Excellent conference… the
get involved in some of them”
presentations and workshops “I will look to work more with
The stands were facilitated by were very informative” some of my other local projects,
a mixture of Communities @One
project representatives and
“I now have ideas for developing
and look for ways to develop my
external, partner organisations.
a social enterprise”
project post-funding”
“I have a better understanding of
“I will help to spread the digital
Here is a selection of images from how the Wales Co-operative
inclusion message”
this part of the day… Centre can help my project” “The event was very useful for
“My awareness of what other
networking and the presentations
projects are doing around Wales
were interesting and good for
is now excellent”
asking questions”
“One of the best conferences
I’ve ever been to!”
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