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1 week ago | 
thebookseller.com | Ioan Marc Jones
Exposure to new tech literally changes our minds, altering brain morphology and shifting how we consume information. Art evolves to meet new demands. Consider the Japanese cell-phone novels, which fused poetic online storytelling with prose narrative, producing sparse chapters of 50–100 words.
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1 week ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | James C. Corcoran |Laura Stanley |Ioan Marc Jones
Join TechSmart for a day of insightful sessions, networking opportunities, and the latest in non-profit technology advancementsThe world of technology is moving at incredible speed, and the not-for-profit (NFP) sector can’t afford to be left behind.
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1 week ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Mary Wessel |Ioan Marc Jones |Laura Stanley
Hyperlinks are the clickable text that take users to another page on your website, another location on the web, or to a document. They are sometimes also called “anchor text” or “link labels”. They’re the words that are often underlined, in a different colour, or both. The hyperlink text needs to tell people where they’re going if they click on it. Get hyperlink text right and everyone benefits: it’s great for user experience, accessibility, and search engine optimisation (SEO).
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1 week ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Jenny Phipps |Mary Wessel |Ioan Marc Jones
Charity Digital has been home to the Charity Digital Exchange for many years. But, from 01 July 2025, the product catalogue will transition back to TechSoup UK. Many of the software products you currently purchase through Charity Digital will no longer be available via our website. Here we discuss what that means for you and what it means for the future of Charity Digital. What the changes mean for youFirst things first, all eligible charities will still have access to the products.
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2 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Laura Stanley |Ioan Marc Jones |Elaine Taylor |Kellie E. Smith
We explore how fundraisers can collect donations easily with a new app from fundraising experts as you LiveDigital fundraising has become an increasingly fundamental part of a charity’s fundraising strategy, with online donations becoming more popular as society moves towards a more cashless existence.
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2 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Joe Lepper |Paul Rubens |Mary Wessel
We explore how the Charity Digital Code of Practice can help trustees ensure charities are making the most of digitalA trustee’s role is to point the ship in the right direction, ensuring that the charity is fulfilling its objectives in a financially sustainable way. As part of this, while not always digital experts, trustees are also responsible for weighing up the opportunities and risks of digital technologies for the charity.
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2 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Elaine Taylor |Ioan Marc Jones
For anyone in a position of significant responsibility in a charity, we share how the Charity Digital Code of Practice can help youThe Charity Digital Code of Practice (Code) is back and better than ever. In recent years, digital technology has changed how we live and work. We’ve seen the importance of digital grow during economic hardship, the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI), seismic shifts in the social media landscape, and so much more.
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2 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Mary Wessel |Christine L. Chiu
We have updated the Charity Digital Code of Practice, adding a range of new features and improvements. Here we explain how to use the Code and make the most of our resources The Charity Digital Code of Practice (the Code) was originally developed to help close the digital skills gap in the charity sector. Launched in 2018, the Code became quickly invaluable, particularly during COVID-19, as charities adapted to remote working and digital service delivery.
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2 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Mary Wessel |Helen Olszowska
We have updated the Charity Digital Code of Practice for 2025. Here we discuss the steps we took, working in collaboration with the charity sector, to ensure the update met the sector’s needs Charity leaders developed the original Charity Digital Code of Practice (Code) to improve digital sustainability, efficiency, and decision-making. It was a task chaired by Zoe Amar, supported by Charity Digital, but led entirely by the charity sector.
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3 weeks ago | 
charitydigital.org.uk | Ioan Marc Jones |Kellie E. Smith |Laura Stanley
The Charity Digital Code of Practice has been revised and updated to meet the challenges of 2025, with extensive information on procurement, data, and artificial intelligence The Charity Digital Code of Practice (Code) addresses the digital skills gap in charities. The first iteration in 2018 proved immediately useful, as charity leaders navigated the challenges of the pandemic, such as the shifts to remote working and the move to digital service delivery.
