Digital Inclusion · Media · Policy TV Has Always Been Passive. The Switchover Is a Chance to Change That. By John Adewole I was recently […]
Bosun Tijani Is Rebuilding Nigeria’s Digital Economy. Building Isn’t the Same as Including Everyone.
Policy · Digital Inclusion · Nigeria Bosun Tijani Is Rebuilding Nigeria’s Digital Economy. Building Isn’t the Same as Including Everyone. By John Adewole If you […]
Prompt Engineering: 8 Simple Rules for Getting the Perfect AI Prompt
8 Simple Rules for Getting the Perfect Prompt By John Adewole “A prompt is just a conversation you haven’t had yet.” You don’t need special […]
Twice as likely to find work: the FutureDotNow finding we should all be talking about
Policy · Digital Inclusion · AI From devices to a livelihood: what happens when you teach a jobseeker to use AI There is a version […]
The number that should worry everyone: when “82% have digital skills” really means 45%
When “82% have digital skills” really means 45% | John Adewole Policy · Digital Inclusion · AI The number that should worry everyone: when “82% […]
Digital Inclusion: 10 Barriers. 10 Unlocks. One Mission
10 Unlocks · IFB Gaming × Digital Inclusion IFB Gaming · Digital Inclusion Companion to: 10 Barriers Unlock #10 A Job Applied For. Loading… Loading… […]
The 10-System Barriers to Digital Inclusion (A Delivery-Led Framework)
10 Barriers · IFB Gaming × Google I/O 2026 IFB Gaming Google I/O 2026 10 10 10 MODULE_10: NO_DEVICE Barrier #10 No Device Millions lack […]
From Insight to Action: Designing Digital Inclusion Systems That Actually Work
The latest strategy from Good Things Foundation offers a timely and important reflection on what it takes to make digital inclusion effective in practice. Their […]
Inclusion vs Cohesion: Why Digital Inclusion Alone Is Not Enough
Inclusion vs cohesion explained: why access and skills alone are not enough, and how trust, governance, and participation define the future of digital inclusion.
Why the Device Matters More Than We Admit in Digital Citizenship
As more public services move online, the smartphone has quietly become a gateway to citizenship. This personal reflection explores why device reliability now shapes digital inclusion — and what that means for dignity, governance, and participation in the UK.