The eMedia: Media Literacy and Digital Citizenship for All project aims to promote education for all by producing educational guidelines related to digital practices . These handbooks support possibilities for a new and innovative way of teaching different subjects at school. They address educators who are interested in developing their digital competence and improving their understanding of educational robotics as a…

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In 5 days, from 22 to 26 March, Extremadura's Digital Competence Centres have been fully participating in different All Digital Week events :)…

MyDigiSkills is a new tool to help users understand their digital competences. It is based on the work done in the DigCompSAT project, as…

Growing interest for Safer Internet Week campaign highlights the increasing need for knowledge about online threats and most important rules of save behaviour in the digital space. According to the participants of the campaign, safe behavior on the internet is important for everyone – from kindergarteners to seniors.

So there was no surprise…

In 2021, after the lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic, the ALL DIGITAL WEEK boost a lifelong learning approach to improve digital skills, the importance of media literacy and critical thinking in the digital skills training process, as well as the need to understand the importance of programming, STEAM-based professions and the challenges posed by…

This year, ALL DIGITAL and our project partners and members will run events each day of the main week of the ALL DIGITAL WEEK campaign and beyond. All the times are in Central European Time (Brussels, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, etc.).

• 22 March…

The 2nd Congress of Digital Competences was the perfect opportunity, on 18 February 2021, for the workshop dedicated to educators for reflecting on STE(A)M education. The …

All Digital Week strives to give people tools and approaches to develop and enhance their digital skills. It is organised by European association ALL DIGITAL, in collaboration with  various partners at local, national, and European level.…

The DREAMS project consortium organized the International Webinar on Digital Storytelling with Roma Parents on 3 December 2020.

Digital stories made by Roma parents from Belgium, Bulgaria, and Romania were presented and discussed with project consortium members and…

In March for the 12th time, LANGAS I ATEITI  will lead All Digital Week campaign in Lithuania.

This year LANGAS I ATEITI will focus on lifelong learning skills which help us work, learn, and live better – digital skills.

Lifelong learning is a significant step towards professional advancement. Today, when we face digital transformation and the world is constantly evolving it is crucial for employees to keep up with the fast pace of the work…

Cultural heritage is a common good that the whole world enjoys. With KA2 projet We are all together to raise awareness of cultural heritage (WAAT) we are looking for improving and recognizing culture through new learning systems and digital movies. The duration of this project is 18 months (since 2020-10-01 until 2022-03-31).

WAAT is composed…

Our " O-IKT (Sport – Health – Tourism – Youth), ROHU161" project was very interesting and special. It moved on a wide scale. In addition to the orienteering run and a healthy life, it also aims to promote cultural values. Particular emphasis is placed on involving and training young people.

The project is winner of the #ROHUcreativetogether contest, in…

• Have you done a STE(A)M educational activity in your classroom, and do you have some pictures that show how interesting and exciting it was?
• Participate in the STEAMonEdu photo contest! A picture is worth a thousand words. Help us to inspire other STE(A)M educators!

Contest rules and…

This is the second blog when our ICTSkills4All project partners discuss their experience and suggestions how to improve the digital skills training for the elderly. 

The conversation continues with Madara Irbe from Riga Active Seniors Alliance (RASA),…

Learning ICT skills in this particular moment, when the classic in-class learning model has been canceled due to the pandemic, is even more difficult for older adults in Latvia and elsewhere in the world where the level of ICT skills is very low or non-existing at all in the target groups.

Our…

Our ICTSkills4All project partner Cybermoor (UK) shares their experience of running training courses for the elderly during the pandemic:

We started the ICT Skills4All project in 2018, the world was a very different place – we could not imagine that face to face learning would be so risky for…

Jadwiga from the city of Lodz, Poland, made the first steps in using smartphone and gained some basic skills how to operate computer and internet as part of the ICTSKills4All project raining.

ICTSkills4All is an Erasmus+ Project that aims to…

In the previous blogpost we showed five European projects that aim to support elderly people in using digital tools.

Below we…

The Erasmus+ project  STEAMonEdu – “Competence development of STE(A)M educators through online tools and communities” aims to increase the adoption and impact of STE(A)M education by investing in the professional development of educators and in…

There are a few projects addressing digital skills of older adults, and we can learn from their findings, use the best approaches and the tools that have been already developed, thus combining our strengths and expertise to achieve better results.

We'll start with the two of…