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 We’ve been showcasing our training options that help you to develop, demonstrate and deliver your digital skills, so supporting your work and studies. You’ve been shown presentations, interactive etutorials and videos to help you to develop your information skills and so find information effectively and efficiently. What did you think? How can we improve?

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