University mission NEWPORTDIGITAL: Community Empowerment through Digital Inclusion study ‘09 IDL expertise – creative application of digital technologies.

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University mission NEWPORTDIGITAL: Community Empowerment through Digital Inclusion study ‘09 IDL expertise – creative application of digital technologies Gaer Community Public engagement – Web 3D and Welsh Communities Third Sector partnership Pilot study for Big Lottery Advantage call

Delivering Digital Inclusion: A Strategic Framework for Wales, 2010 OFCOM’s Next Generation Services for Older and Disabled People Final Report, 2010 OFCOM’s Digital Lifestyles Final Report, 2010 Web 3D use by communities of interest to support client socialisation needs e.g. NAS Gaer Community recognition of power of internet tools in addressing community issues

OFCOM’s Next Generation Services for Older and Disabled People Final Report, 2010 The construction of online communities could be improved to provide more engaging, high quality, virtual and accessible multi-sensory spaces that people would enjoy inhabiting….Virtual environments may become more common meeting places to enhance social contact and reduce social isolation. Delivering Digital Inclusion: A Strategic Framework for Wales, 2010 Digital inclusion is about ensuring that people, both as citizens and consumers, benefit from the rapid pace of technological change that is taking place in our society. This especially applies with people being able to use the internet in ways that will enhance their lives and contribute to helping them overcome other disadvantages which they might face.

Participants identified with their avatars as real rather than virtual digital beings and there was a strong sense of personification and connection with the self generated digital characters. Participants choose to represent themselves as youthful avatars and were very stimulated by talking with other people from around the virtual world. Participants were quick to see the potential of the medium to socialise from the comfort of their own home and undertake virtual trips with members of their community around highlighted SL landmarks like museums and the Virtual Paris of Design of the virtual spaces visited were regularly not to the participants tastes. The skills of effective use of SL were picked up quickly but there is opportunity to simplify these further in future studies.

Multi-user virtual environment explored as a positive technology in addressing social isolation and support ageing well in the information society. SL –a tool for continued social contact during periods of darkness when older community members experience fear and anxiety in leaving their homes? Digital Avatars can be used as tools for mental stimulation and playful social interaction for older age groups. Responsive Welsh HEI innovation study – IEEE Conference & Journal, Athens, May 11 New digital economy opportunity – community focused independent living and leisure services