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Take the Commissioner’s Digital Challenge at your library

Photo of Sarah Roberts Library Officer, Onkaparinga Libraries

Challenge advocate Sarah Roberts

Library Officer, Onkaparinga Libraries

Use free digital access at your library to take part

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 use the free digital access to take part.

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 sessions or school holiday programs to complete the Zoom Out Challenge.

The following Digital Destination libraries are offering Zoom Out after school sessions and/or school holiday programs:

See registered libraries

I’m ready to take the Challenge

Are you a librarian?

There are two simple ways public libraries in South Australia can get involved to support children in their community on their journeys toward digital empowerment:

1. RUN A CHALLENGE PROGRAM AT YOUR LIBRARY

2. PROMOTE THE CHALLENGE AT YOUR LIBRARY

Libraries can run their own Commissioner’s Digital Challenge program.

How to run a program

Check out the Mini Guide to Running a Challenge Program at your Library.

Key Dates

The Challenge commences on 30 January 2022 and closes on 30 September 2022. All programs need to take place within this period.

Programs can be offered in the Term 1 or Term 2 school holidays or after school.

Certificates

Every individual participant who submits their complete Zoom Out Systems Thinking Record online will be sent a Zoom Out Certificate of Achievement from the Commissioner.

Libraries running programs are asked to encourage all individual participants to submit their online Zoom Out Systems Thinking Records by 30 September 2022 to receive their certificate from the Commissioner.

LIBRARIES CAN REGISTER TO RUN A PROGRAM HERE

Libraries wishing to run a program are asked to register so their details can be included on the Challenge website as a participating library. Libraries can register here.

Participating libraries 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 2022 can support digital empowerment for children in their community by printing and displaying or sharing any of the free Challenge promotional material:

Poster (A4)

(548KB, PDF)

Poster (A3)

(548KB, PDF)

Banner Graphic

(4MB, PDF)

LED Screen graphic

(1MB, PDF)

Social media assets

(130KB, JPEG)

Benefits

Professor Caroline McMillen

Chief Scientist, South Australia

A generation that naturally harnesses a diversity of view-points and insights from different fields to develop world-first solutions to major challenges allows us to be confident that our future is in great hands.

DR JORDAN NGUYEN

Author of A HUMAN’S GUIDE TO THE FUTURE, Biomedical Engineer, Inventor, TV Presenter, and Founder CEO of Psykinetic

When you can break down any system, big or small, into its components you can start to learn more about how things work, and it can even change the way you look at the world. No system is perfect, so think about how you can improve the systems around you – making them more energy efficient, using sustainable materials, creating less waste, performing the function better, or even helping improve lives – as bit by bit, this is how we build a better future!

The Commissioner's Digital Challenge is

proudly supported by

Public Libraries Service of South Australia

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.

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