Join us for this introductory interactive session where we'll explore how AI can help your small charity improve efficiencies, enhance communications and support fundraising efforts.

Whether you've already taken your first steps with AI or are only just dipping your toes into the AI waters, this session will focus on giving you a greater understanding of the opportunities for your small charity or community group, along with key considerations to ensure you use AI in an informed and safe way.

This session forms part of our Digital Foundations programme, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.

This session will cover:

*An introduction to AI including the different types of AI tools available
*Demos and hands on exercises covering practical use cases from analysing data, automating processes and generating text and image content
*Considerations for its use within your organisation from privacy concerns to cybersecurity and misinformation
*Developing an AI policy for your organisation

Is this course for me?

Email info@superhighways.org.uk if this course is fully booked. We will add you to a waitlist and contact you if a place becomes available.

Course format

Online interactive group training

This is an online interactive live training session. You'll take part in multiple interactive exercises. These may include breakout room discussions, use of collaborative tools and polls or quizzes. You'll be asked to complete individual tasks online or offline, which may include peer-group feedback. You may also be asked to complete a task before or after the session.

We're trying our best to give you a good classroom experience. Please join with video and bring your ideas, creativity, and challenges to share.

Trainer/s

Kate White has managed Superhighways for over 20 years and has extensive experience in supporting small charities and community organisations to be more efficient and effective using digital technology for social impact.

Sorrel Parsons is our Digital Adviser & Training Manager at Superhighways and has 15 years' experience in supporting charities, community organisations and volunteers in the UK to communicate with the people that matter to them, demonstrate their impact and raise funds. Sorrel is a fan of making digital work on a shoestring.

Paul has been working with technology and websites for over 30 years. He has helped establish charitable CICs running local fund raising events (Kew Fete & Kew Village market) and worked with Charities in the Richmond/Kew area developing their websites and getting the most from the software available to them. Paul loves investigating new software products and helping organizations choose the most appropriate tools and get the most out of them to benefit their organisation.

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