Wear-a:bits
Wear-a:bits was a pilot programme that introduced coding through wearable technology to groups within Glasgow Life’s network of Youth Clubs based in …
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Wear-a:bits was a pilot programme that introduced coding through wearable technology to groups within Glasgow Life’s network of Youth Clubs based in …
Vivita aims to transform children’s curiosity and creativity into real skills and products. They support them to make their ideas a reality …
Extended Reality Studio Iberia of Accenture (XRS), together with different social organisations, has developed a VR training tool for groups of people …
Originally organized for the first time in 2015 By Stanford University in the US, WIDS is now a Global Conference with more …
Under a 2025-2027 professional development programme, Moldova's e-Government Agency and partners trained over 1,000 civil servants in generative-AI skills — prompt-writing and …
TBC Bank and GAIA run a free, nationwide AI-literacy programme — Olympiad courses, hackathons, clubs — reaching 1,000+ school and university students …
Egypt's Ministry of Education announced AI and programming as core subjects for select primary-to-secondary grades from 2025-26, backed by partnerships: Italy funding …
Algeria's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications launched a nationwide digital-skills programme in May 2026 offering age-tailored tracks from 7 to 77 years …
The aim of the Orange Foundations FabLabs is to support the future of young people through giving them the opportunity to turn …
The WAB is a digital cooperative who put the expertise of web professionals at the service of everyone to train, advise and …
The overall aim of TechConnect is to encourage 50,000 people from underrepresented groups to follow a tech study programme and get a …
The purpose of the ASAP project is to respond to these evolving needs of the publishing industry by a) identifying the current …
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