Logos Circle – Ghana, May 2026
Attended: 15 participants
Backgrounds
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Developers
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Business owners
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Students
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Tech learners
Areas of Interest
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Digital skills development
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Career growth
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Technology adoption for work and business
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Practical learning and mentorship
Theme
Continuing practical digital-skills development through hands-on learning
Key Points and Insights (Reality)
The May session built directly on April’s foundation, focusing on practical digital-literacy challenges participants face in everyday tasks. With a smaller group of 15, the session allowed for more individualized support, deeper practice, and stronger engagement. Participants emphasized the value of repeated, guided practice and expressed increased confidence in navigating digital tools.
Training Activities (May)
The group continued and expanded the digital-skills program with hands-on exercises in:
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Organizing files and folders
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Navigating online platforms more confidently
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Improving online search techniques
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Practicing digital-communication basics
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One-on-one support for individual tasks
These activities were simple, interactive, and directly applicable to personal, academic, and business needs.
Current Status
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Continued practical training
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Participants showing improved confidence
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Strong engagement despite smaller attendance
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Returning members demonstrating retention from April
Blockers
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Limited access to consistent practice outside sessions
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Some participants still require step-by-step guidance
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Need for more structured follow-up tasks
Next Steps
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Strengthen practice groups for peer learning
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Introduce more structured, repeatable exercises
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Add simple follow-up tasks to reinforce learning
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Explore additional digital-skills topics for June
What We Learned / Improvements / New Ideas
What Worked Well
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High engagement with hands-on activities
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Stronger one-on-one support due to smaller group size
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Participants expressed increased confidence and satisfaction
Areas for Improvement
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More time needed for each digital-skills segment
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Continued need for progress tracking
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Additional facilitators would improve individualized support
Conclusion
The May session successfully deepened the Ghana Circle’s digital-skills initiative. With 15 participants, the group benefited from more focused guidance and expanded hands-on practice. Participants demonstrated improved confidence, stronger engagement, and a clear desire to continue building their digital abilities. The momentum from April and May has created a strong foundation for ongoing learning, community growth, and practical skill development in the months ahead.