During the Get Online Week 2012 in Russia, the Volgograd region was one of the most active region and sa great example of the success with strong centers at the Volgograd Regional Academic Library and the Volgograd State Agricultural University. Altogether they engaged almost 6.000 people! This video shows a digital literacy training in one […]
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Already a partner in 2010 and 2011, the International Aid Network (IAN) was again the Serbian national partner for Get Online Week 2012. Through a wide national call for support and participation in the campaign more than 70 schools, libraries, professional associations and civil society organizations were mobilized for joining the campaign. A series of […]
The Community Telecentre Networks Association, as promoter of the Telecentre-Europe led campaign Get Online Week 2012 in Spain in collaboration with Esplai Foundation and Dédalo Foundation, organised workshops in all the telecentres within the national network to improve the employability of telecentre users, through the usage of the “KC4all” (Key Competences for All) Toolkit. Workshops […]
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The Get Online Week campaign in Sweden was promoted by Digidel 2013 that aims to join forces to get at least another 500.000 Swedes to start using the Internet before the end of 2013. Libraries, study associations and companies across the country made extra efforts to get more people to discover the potential of the […]
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From 26 March-30 March 2012 UK online centres coordinated the efforts of the European Get Online Week campaign throughout their nationwide network of centres. The network includes libraries, housing associations, community centres and many other types of community hubs. Six centres were paired up to hold simultaneous Skype sessions during European Get Online Week, demonstrating […]
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