Whilst we are aware of the digital competence tools promoted by DigComp into Action Kluzer S., Pujol Priego L., 2018) we are less familiar with exactly what resources are available to individuals locally, and how easy it is for individuals to upskill their digital competences. How easy is it for those to find resources, what skills are targeted, in what format are these available (online, offline), is there a cost implication, do they receive recognition, what support is given? These are amongst the many questions that the mapping exercise will attempt to answer. We need to be aware of what is available to develop tools and resources in order to enhance provision. The mapping exercise will be a research based task to identify the digital resources locally accessible.

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Each partner of this project was asked to fill in the template to do the digital competence mapping tools. Herefore they used the template below.

Based on the information collected by the different partners of this project, a report was made.

Report Mapping digital competence tools

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