South Australian Libraries are looking for UniSA students from the Community Services Learning Project to participate in valuable work demystifying technology for community members, as part of their Digital Library Buddies program.
The Digital Library Buddies project
UniSA students from a wide range of backgrounds have been working at Campbelltown Library on drop-in sessions and workshops to develop skills around using Skype, setting up Facebook accounts, understanding some of the features of Microsoft Word and 'My Gov'. This highly successful program is now being extended to libraries throughout the Adelaide metropolitan area.
Your technological savvy is highly prized, as libraries increasingly become hubs of community connectivity, and there are also opportunities in getting involved in programs for children such as the New Technology Discovery Club and the Tech Lab Scratch at Campbelltown library.
Read about Wen Nee's experiences as a Digital Buddy with Campbelltown Library.
Community partner
Alison Hall
Campbelltown Library
Additional student requirements:
In addition to the training and clearance requirements for Community Service Learning Project, students wishing to undertake this project may be required to have the following checks and training:
- Current National Police Check
- Responding to Abuse and Neglect (RAN) Training
