Strategy Design for Digital Skill Attainment

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Jan. 12, 2021 - The CWDC, in partnership with the CDLE Office of the Future of Work, is accepting individual and team applications to participate in a virtual human-centered design series. Participants will design and test strategies to accelerate digital skill development for their staff or program participants. The five sessions for this series will take place over six weeks from March 2 through April 6. Review additional details and apply by Feb. 5, 2021.

Participants in the Strategy Design for Digital Skill Attainment Technical Assistance Module will:

  • Apply data and findings on Colorado’s digital equity gaps to their context. 
  • Identify and prioritize challenges related to digital equity.
  • Design and test solutions to address challenges. 
  • Capture lessons learned, outputs, and other findings to inform efforts across Colorado.

Applications must be submitted by Feb. 5, 2021 to be considered.

We welcome applications from organizational or program leaders in:

  • Non-profit organizations
  • Businesses
  • K-12 schools
  • Adult education programs
  • Workforce centers
  • Career and technical education programs
  • Community colleges and four-year institutions  

Questions before applying? Please reach out to Paula Gumina, CWDC, at paula.gumina@state.co.us or Katherine Keegan, CDLE Office of the Future of Work, at katherine.keegan@state.co.us.
 

About Human-centered Design

Human-centered design is an empathy driven approach to problem solving. It begins with the people you are designing for and ends with new solutions to address their needs and challenges. Human-centered design requires cultivating empathy with the people you’re designing for, generating ideas, modeling and testing out the ideas, and putting your innovative solution out in the world.
 

About CWDC's Technical Assistance Modules

The CWDC’s Consultative Technical Assistance Modules streamline training and support offered through the CWDC to our talent development network partners. Each module includes specific learning objectives that focus on skill and knowledge development, practice and application of strategies and approaches, and building greater understanding of community and systems change models. View all technical assistance modules open for applications.