On February 28th 2011, Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission and responsible for the Digital Agenda officially launched Get Online Week 2011 through her visit at Get Online Week’s national partner Interface3 in Brussels. » watch the video with Neelie Kroes hitting the counter and interviews with trainees, trainers and the Director of Interface3, Laure Lemaire
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For the Get Online Week campaign in 2011, ICT Development Bulgaria Association organized “First click” thematic workshops in elderly houses that have no access to the internet. For the elderly above 60, they fully equipped a free access internet room during the campaign week, and training was provided. The campaign week was also supported by the network […]
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Get Online Week 2011 in Croatia was organized in the Center of Technical Culture in Rijeka. In February 2011, CTK Rijeka started a 9 month course called “PC and Internet Basics”. Course takers were included in this initiative by registering via the “Get Online Week” site. At the end of the campaign about eighty people from Croatia […]
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The video shows the Get Online Week 2011 activity organized in the Center of Technical Culture in Rijeka (Croatia). It contains an interview with the telecentre practitioner Ante Šušnjar explaining the Get Online Week and an interview with one of the course takers.
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During Get Online Week 2011, the Computer Technology Institute (CTI), in cooperation with the Municipality of West Achaia, organized two workshops in the telecentre of the Municipality of Kato Achaia: The first workshop was organized on March 2, aiming to inform citizens about the potential of the internet such as: – To obtain information and services from […]
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