It is useful for local activities! Digital Utilization Course

We hold courses to support digital-based activities for Neighborhood Associations Neighborhood Association and local community activities.
The use of digital is also a catalyst for the younger generation to participate in local activities. We will introduce how to use the familiar application "LINE", electronic bulletin boards and circulars, digitization of self-government dues, and how to use SNS that will interest the younger generation. Please join us.

Date and time: From 18:00 to 19:15 on Friday, March 8, 2024
Location: Asahi public hall Auditorium (4th floor of Asahi Ward General Government Building)
Participation fee: Free of charge (reservation required)
Capacity: 470 people (first come, first served)

・How to use LINE app, a relatively familiar app (group utilization, data sharing, schedule management, etc.)
・Introduction of tools and apps such as digitization of self-government dues collection, electronic bulletin boards, and electronic circulars
・How to use SNS and how to communicate with younger generations?

[Lecturer]
・Mr. Hiroki Sugiura (Representative Director, Yokohama Community Design Lab)
In 2003, an NPO was launched with the theme of community development and digital utilization, creating a place for learning and cooperation, editing and distributing local information, and operating community spaces. Naka Ward and Kannai-District also practice community activities such as Neighborhood Associations and senior citizen clubs.
NPO Yokohama Community Design Lab website http://yokohamalab.jp (outside site)

Practical practitioners engaged in ICT support activities such as smartphone support in the community about the points of digital utilization of Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and local activity groups.

[Speaker]
・Masato Yamaguchi (Representative Director, NPO MIKs)
Born in Seto, Yokohama. He started activities to provide digital support mainly on smartphones when he was a student, and launched the NPO MIKs in 2021. Through a network of students and young people, he gives about 50 smartphoneSeya Ward and Asahi Ward. We also offer smartphone supporter training courses to train instructors who use smartphones.

NPO MIKs website https://miks.work (external site)

・Keiko Iwasaki (Smile Supporter Warabi (laughs))
Lives in Asahi Ward. A musician. In addition to performing activities such as playing Bosanova piano and music instructors, he has set up a “Smile Supporter Laughing Day” to rejuvenate the area with the three pillars of concerts, healthy music exercises, and smartphone classes for seniors. In addition to regularly holding smartphone classes in the local area, he travels to welfare facilities and Neighborhood Association to provide programs tailored to their wishes.

Keiko Iwasaki Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iwa_kei.08/ (external site)

Listener: Mr. Hiroki Sugiura (Representative Director, Yokohama Community Design Lab)