The Indicators of Digital Inclusion

The indicators are designed to act as layers. Each question builds greater understanding. The aim is to use them all together. If space is short, just 1 can be asked, or just 1 and 2 can be asked.

 

1. Which of the following apply to you? (tick one)

1.1 I go online as much as I want

1.2 I go online but want to go online more

1.3 I do not go online and don't want to go online

1.4 I do not go online but want to go online


2. Which of the following apply to you? (tick all that apply)

2.1 I own or have regular access to a device (i.e. laptop, tablet, mobile phone) that meets/could meet my online needs 

2.2 I own or have regular access to a mobile internet connection that meets my online needs

2.3 I own or have regular access to a broadband internet connection that meets my online needs 

2.4 I have the knowledge and skills to do most things I need to online

2.5 I am confident to do most things l need to online

2.6 I depend on others to do things for me online

2.7 None of these apply to me 


3. Which of the following apply to you? (tick all that apply)

3.1 If I needed help to do things online I would know how to get support

3.2 I am worried about being safe online

3.3 I couldn’t afford to repair/replace a device  (i.e. laptop, tablet, mobile phone) if it broke 

3.4 I am struggling to afford a mobile internet connection 

3.5 I am struggling to afford a broadband internet connection

3.6 I solely depend on public computers to do things online

3.7 I solely depend on Wifi outside of home to do things online

3.8 None of these apply to me

 How we built a better way to measure digital exclusion

Find out how we collaborated with cross-sector experts to create the survey indicators which can identify barriers to digital inclusion, triage support, and drive digital equality for your audience.

The development of the Indicators of Digital Inclusion