Robert Stewart, Clinical Design Director at the Design and Learning Center for Clinical and Social Innovation in Kent, England, is passionate about co-production and learning from the person’s/patient’s perspective. Among other things, he points out the importance of keeping this perspective in the digital evolution of health care and asks ”How do we ensure learning, so that the person, not only the professional, becomes digitally enabled?”. The key to digital inclusion is learning together. This is certainly a live issue this spring, when many organizations and individuals have taken great leaps in the digital evolution, stressed by the need of keeping social distance.