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Good Practices

This list offers an overview of good practices in digital skills by regional, national and European stakeholders. Explore successful approaches, upskilling initiatives and projects with a proven impact on bridging the digital skills gap that have the potential to be replicated in other countries and different contexts.  

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  • The Panhellenic School Network in Greece

    The Panhellenic School Network is the national online infrastructure for the provision of internet and communication services to the educational community of Greece. The GSN is the official national network and internet service provider for all
  • All Digital Week - Lithuania

    All Digital Week is a key EU awareness-raising campaign that runs activities in 20 countries. See how this looks in Lithuania and get immersed in good practices for digital skills in education.
  • By Essential Digital Talent

    The Essentials initiative, promoted by Fundación ONCE, is positioned as a good practice aimed at ensuring equitable access to basic digital skills for people with disabilities. Through face-to-face, practical and personalized training, the program contributes to reducing the digital divide, fostering personal autonomy and improving the employability of a group that has historically encountered greater barriers to accessing the digital environment.
  • Austria - TIK Technik in Kürze

    The offer of technology brings older people closer to the digital world and its opportunities. It includes tablet and smartphone courses for the elderly with little or no prior knowledge. Katholisches Bildungswerk is a legally recognised, public
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    3rd e-age: Digital Empowerment of the Elderly

    The initiative of National Academy for Digital Skills in Greece “Third e-age: Digital Empowerment of the Elderly", aims to tailor individual training and customized support to the elderly provided by Digital Assistants-Trainers, in order to perform basic digital tasks. The elderly get the opportunity to habituate to the use of their personal ICT equipment, to create and exchange information and data, to build capability to request and receive digital services and to enjoy communication and sharing with their loved ones at a basic level of security and a fair amount of digital citizenship. This action is aligned with national strategy of digital transformation of the country (Digital Transformation Bible 2020-2025) and EU policy (Digital Decade 2030 for reducing the digital divide in digital basic skill of citizens.
  • National Academy of Digital Competences

    The National Academy of Digital Competences is an initiative of the Ministry of Digital Governance in order to develop and collect educational content on an online platform. It has been available since May 2021 with free access for all those who want