At the Library
Take the Commissioner’s Digital Challenge at your library
Sarah Roberts
Challenge advocate and Library Officer, Onkaparinga Libraries
Take part in the Challenge using the free digital access at your library
All public libraries in South Australia offer free access to PCs and WIFI – so get down to your local library with family and friends and take the Challenge.
Want a bit of guidance?
Some libraries are running Commissioner’s Digital Challenge programs
If you would like some guidance to complete the Commissioner’s Digital Challenge, many South Australian libraries are offering after school Challenge sessions or school holiday Challenge programs.
The following libraries have registered to run Commissioner’s Digital Challenge after school sessions and/or school holiday programs in 2020:
Are you a librarian?
There are two simple ways public libraries in South Australia can support the children in their communities toward digital empowerment:
Libraries can run their own Challenge program
LIBRARIES CAN REGISTER TO RUN A PROGRAM HERE
Libraries wishing to run a program are asked to register. Registration is free and takes less than one minute. Libraries can register here.
Once registered:
- The library will show up on this website as a participating library.
- The library will be sent the exclusive ‘Official Commissioner’s Digital Challenge Destination’ Seal to display in their library and on their social media.
Libraries can promote the Challenge using our free material
Even libraries not running a Challenge program in 2020 can support digital empowerment by printing and displaying or sharing any of the free Challenge promotional material:
Poster
(PDF, 8MB)
Banner
(PNG, 8MB)
LED Screen graphic
(PDF, 3MB)
Social Media Post
(JPG, 729KB)
Space to Dream gif for social media
(GIF, 3MB)
The Commissioner's Digital Challenge is
proudly supported by
Acknowledgement of Country
We respectfully acknowledge and celebrate the Traditional Owners of the lands throughout South Australia and we pay our respects to their Elders – and to past, present and future generations of their children and young people.
