Good Practices

The Croatian initiative reached 3,000+ students and 400 teachers to work with industry experts on AI-based solutions for good.

The Computational Thinking Programme is a collaborative effort between the Directorate for Digital Literacy and Transversal Skills and the eSkills Malta Foundation. Currently in its pilot phase, the programme represents a strategic initiative that is

Digidelcenter in Härnösand municipality (Sweden) is an important part in driving development forward around digitization in the city. It offers good digital services that can simplify access to services throughout the municipality.

Digital skills for distance higher education In recent years, the need to improve the quality of higher education programs and meet learners’ needs, overcoming spatial barriers, has boosted the uptake of digital technologies. (OECD, 2019; EU, 2019)

Social Warning is a project that brings the topic of digital awareness to schools through a network of young volunteer trainers, all professionals who work with digital technologies on a daily basis. The aim is not to alarm or reassure, but to inform.

An EU-funded project helping Europe's MSE's protect themselves against cyber incidents.

On the Safer Internet Day, DigiQ decided to organize a conference (especially) for young people on how their generation uses the digital space. Both the title of the conference and its content focused on security in cyberspace. About Safer Internet

UNbreakable Romania is an end-to-end cybersecurity educational program for high schools and university studentsfrom Romania. UNbreakable's mission is to provide young cybersecurity enthusiasts with resources, so useful for developing the skills needed to become good cybersecurity specialists.

BayCode aims at upskilling 5,000 Bavarian pupils with little or no access to digital education and/or migration background in digital competencies. Together with local schools, companies and volunteer IT-experts, it promotes digital participation and equal opportunities.

Solve for Tomorrow is a space for learning and introducing technology-based solutions to local problems. The program teaches cooperation, responsibility sharing, develops presentation skills and prepares young people to work with new technologies, in line with sustainable development goals.