See below . The Making the Net Work site has a large section on centres with detailed advice on business planning, buildings, technology, legal structure, finance and involving people. The US Community Technology Centers Network provides an excellent start up manual online. Questions and answers here signposting you to material on this site and elsewhere. Each centre will have the infrastructure to access the SUfI learning management system and will offer a wide range of learning, learner support and delivery options.
Centres can apply online to register as a learndirect Scotland centre.
Other official sites The UK Government's UK Online Centres website provides details of the English programme including a useful set of FAQs and links to other sites. More here on CALL . The Becta CALL Faq pages go beyond technology to cover, for example, what 'learning offer' a centre should make, dewvbeloping mobile centres, and access for people with disabilities The Becta technology FAQs page is aimed mainly at schools and colleges, but provides generally useful information and links on hardware, software, training and funding. There are also information sheets on topics general advice - for instance, parents, health and safety, copyright, IT policy, National Grid for Learning, careers guidance. Initial content on this site developed by Terry Grunwald and David Wilcox of Making the Net Work .