In Macedonia, the national partner Open the windows (OtW) organized a study visit for primary school students to their telecentre. They had an opportunity to discover the work of the association, and watched Powerpoint presentations from OtW’s beneficiaries. They also talked and associated with their peers with a handicap and gave interviews to a journalist […]
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The Alliance of Access to Information and Training Community Centres (AAITCC) was again the national partner for Get Online Week 2012 in Moldova. Seminars and practical workshops are in high demand in the Moldovan rural areas. Being close to beneficiaries and held at a convenient hour, this kind of training is seen as having the […]
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In the Netherlands, ECP Foundation organized together with 20 partners a number of activities to motivate internet beginners and offliners to get online. The payoff was “You’re never too old to learn.” This well-known old Dutch proverb could easily be customized in order to activate the target group, for instance to check the weather online, […]
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The key message of the Polish edition of the Get Online Week was linked to the European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations. The campaign in Poland was focused on solidarity between three generations (children, parents and grandparents) and the role of technology. The Information Society Development Foundation (FRSI)- national coordinator of the […]
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European Get Online Week 2012 in Romania – locally branded as Hai pe Net! – was organized and coordinated by the Educating for an Open Society Foundation (EOS) in cooperation with the Digital Alliance for Romania – a collaborative platform built on the convergence of e-inclusion of Romania, aiming to improve skills and absorption of […]
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