Helping everyone make the most of the internet
Hi, my name is Zhong. I’ve been in Village Web Company for 1 week. During this work experience, I’ve mainly done stuff about web development. The first, we had a guide tour about the company where Claire showed to use her shops. Also, I’ve started to familiarize with WordPress which I’ve never used before. Then, […]
Hi, I’m Sophie I’m a college computer science student who has been doing a digital marketing placement at the village web company, I have been able to experience a work environment that has been filled with challenges which were all a part of the training. I have been able to experience handling a company’s social […]
Recently we used GitHub to have a space for a plugin to be stored and edited no matter where we were for convenience. This plugin is called “Hello Worthy” and is an adaptation of the popular plugin “Hello Dolly” featuring song lyrics displayed on the hub of WordPress. Personally I used GitHub whilst working at […]
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online – from your weekly shop to your annual holiday – you could be raising free donations for Village Web Company CIC with easyfundraising? There are over 6,000 shops and sites on board ready to make a donation – including eBay, Argos, John Lewis, ASOS, Booking.com and […]
Recently I attended a digital champions online meeting to receive a bit of training around the topic of digital exclusion. Digital exclusion is where a section of the population have continuing unequal access and capacity to use Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) that are essential to fully participate in society. During the meeting I was made […]
Today I’ve been learning to set up a wiki page for the company in order to be able to efficiently store data and be easily accessed at any time from any place. The process of doing this began with logging into our hosting company’s website and finding the control panel for the specific site that […]
The best way to fight digital exclusion is with friendly knowledgeable humans Claire Worthington