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Key elements of the programme include:Hwb– the digital learning platform for Wales which provides its users with a single point of access to a range of centrally-funded, bilingual, digital tools and resources.  Latest usage statistics for October 2017 show that there were a total of 736,813 log-ins during the month - a 55% increase over October 2016 - which equates to an average of over 23,000 log-ins every day.Investment in School Broadband– a Taking Wales Forward commitment to provide superfast broadband to all schools in Wales. This work will provide fibre connections for 343 schools across Wales via the PSBA network and will ensure schools are able to access the range of tools and resources available via Hwb, as well as supporting the new curriculum. To date, over a third of our targeted schools have been upgraded to faster speeds as the programme progresses inline with expectations.Online safety in Education– a core theme throughout the LiDW programme is online safety. The online safety programme builds on existing expertise and activities to develop sustainable online safety activities across Wales – as well as increasing the amount of resources available in Welsh. Over the past few months, we have been consulting with stakeholders and young people about our new Online Safety Action Plan which will be published in time for Safer Internet Day in February 2018.Education Digital Guidance for Schools– guidance will be published shortly to help schools understand how local area network issues can affect their internet connectivity. Local area network issues are sometimes the root cause of connectivity problems experienced by schools, rather than the broadband connections provided to the school. The guidance will help schools to understand these issues, and provide advice on how they can address them to make the best use of the investment made as part of the LiDW programme.