Paper accepted at the 2nd World Conference in Information Technology in Turkey
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The community groups who participated in the project were entered into a prize draw, the winner of which was the recipient of a free "extreme IT makeover".

We are very pleased to announce the winner as the Women’s Networking Hub. The Hub is the inspiration of women all over the world but brought to you by one or two individuals who are trying to connect great women up with other great women! The hub came to fruition in January 2009 in recognition of the many silent voices of disenfranch...

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We ran a very successful virtual workshop in SL yesterday, and had some interesting data from the groups that presented. We hope it will complement the data we are getting from our UK groups as well.

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We are currently in the process of carrying out case study interviews and completing a literature review and analysis of our survey data. We are hoping to have some results available on this website after the end of the project probably in July 2011 sometime.

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We have had a healthy response to our online survey, and are still looking for volunteer groups to complete one for us. You can also still volunteer to have an in-depth interview as a case study, or offer to take part in one of our half-day workshops due to take place in May. Please visit our survey site at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DWQ2WWD and if you vulnteer for either the case study or workshop, have the chance to win:

A free "extreme IT makeover" (our computing researchers will arran...
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We now have an online survey available for groups to share their experiences. It can be found here short online survey.

Please see the 'How to get involved' page for other ways to contribute including, taking part in a case study or joining one of our workshops!

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Hi there,

The Digital Technologies Connecting Communities Project (DTCC) started on the 1st January 2011. We are very keen to discover how groups use and adapt digital technologies to achieve their goals. We have a very busy schedule for the duration of the project, and will update this blog on a regular basis as it progresses.

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