Help Underprivileged Youth Learn Digital Skills (Interactive Session)
Email, virtual meetings, simple presentations and staying safe online are everyday digital tasks that are learned by doing them. This session lets beneficiaries practise each one with a volunteer guiding them step by step.
About This Event
You guide beneficiaries through practical digital tasks across four topics: Email Basics, Virtual Meetings, Creating a Presentation, and Online Safety. The session is about learning by doing: you demonstrate, they try it themselves.
Impact: Beneficiaries complete practical digital tasks themselves and gain confidence with email, virtual meetings, presentations and online safety.
Outcome:
- Volunteers guide beneficiaries through four hands-on modules, each ending in a mini challenge.
- Each beneficiary completes the mini challenges they can within the session and shows one finished task.
Event Details
This is a virtual event. The meeting link and joining instructions will be shared through the calendar invitation.
View on Map60 minutes, live, 19:00 to 20:00 IST. Time beforehand to review the four modules.
What volunteering here involves
Your role
You are a guide. You demonstrate each task in simple language, then let the beneficiary do the steps themselves, adapting to how familiar they are with technology.
Time commitment: 60 minutes, live, 19:00 to 20:00 IST. Time beforehand to review the four modules.
What you'll be doing
- 1Before the session, review the four modules and prepare to demonstrate each in simple, beginner-friendly language.
- 2Join the welcome and orientation (19:00 to 19:03) and the overview of the four topics (19:03 to 19:08). There is no icebreaker.
- 3Email Basics: creating a professional email ID, composing and sending, subject, CC and BCC, attachments. Challenge: they send you an email with an attachment.
- 4Virtual Meetings: joining, creating and sharing a link, mute, camera, chat and screen sharing. Challenge: they create a meeting link and share it for you to join.
- 5Creating a Presentation: a title, text and an image, basic formatting, saving and sharing. Challenge: a two-slide deck on My School, My Favourite Hobby or My Dream.
- 6Passwords and Online Safety: strong passwords, OTP and PIN safety, suspicious links, what not to share. Challenge: a "Safe or Unsafe?" round and three or four "What would you do?" situations.
- 7In the last ten minutes, have beneficiaries show a completed task, then close.
How the session runs
- 19:00-19:03Welcome and orientationThe purpose of the session and how beneficiaries will learn by trying tasks with your guidance. No icebreaker.
- 19:03-19:08Introduction to the four topicsEmail Basics, Virtual Meetings, Creating a Presentation and Online Safety.
- 19:08-19:48Hands-on practice with volunteersThe core of the session: 40 minutes working directly with beneficiaries on each topic.
- 19:48-19:58Show and share, quick challengeBeneficiaries show a completed task, then a short "Safe or Unsafe?" round and "What would you do?" situations.
- 19:58-20:00Thank you and closing
What to expect
- The session runs 19:00 to 20:00 IST, with 40 minutes of hands-on practice at its core.
- Beneficiaries may complete different tasks depending on device access, connectivity and starting level. Prioritise hands-on practice and the most relevant tasks if time is short.
- You guide rather than take over: demonstrate a task, then let them perform the steps.
- Emphasise password and OTP safety, protecting personal information, and caution with links and files.
- Join from a quiet place with your camera on, and log in five minutes early to test your audio.
- Children or young people take part, so the safeguarding rules apply: keep your camera on and stay in the room the organising team sets up; do not take your own screenshots, photos or recordings; do not share or ask for phone numbers, social media handles or other personal contact details; and flag anything that worries you to the organising team, who are available throughout.
What you'll need
- A laptop with camera, microphone and a stable connection
- Comfort with email, a video-meeting tool, and PowerPoint or Google Slides
- The four modules and their mini challenges reviewed beforehand
- A simple demonstration ready for each module, in plain, beginner-friendly language
What RAAH provides
- The beneficiaries taking part
- The four modules and their mini challenges, shared before the session
- The session set-up, welcome and topic overview
How it runs
- Before the session: review the four modules, prepare simple demonstrations, get familiar with the mini challenges
- During the session: welcome, topic overview, hands-on practice, show and share, closing
About RAAH
RAAH is a public charitable trust based in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. It works for people, for planet and for progress.
Their vision: Empowering communities. Protecting our planet. Building a better tomorrow.
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