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With a short e-mail sent to all his colleagues, Luca Piergiovanni [@chocolat3b], local coordinator for the digital literacy project for over-sixties, inaugurated the fifth edition of the project that will begin with a drive for new participants. In the meantime, at the national level, Grandparents on the Internet is currently celebrating its thirteenth edition.
Dearest colleagues,
“Grandparents on the Internet” begins its fifth edition in Como! I am very proud to inform you that there are many schools involved in the project that have given rise to a vast network of teachers, students and elders cooperating towards a single objective: overcoming the digital divide that continues to deepen in our country.
This is the news published by the School Department from which you can download the application forms and all relevant information.
Along with Cecilia Stajano, the national project manager for the Fondazione Mondo Digitale, whom you know well, we have a lots of surprises lined up!
I will get back in touch with all of you soon to plan the courses and help you organize them.
All the best,
LP
You can follow “Grandparents on the Internet” with hashtage #nonnisuinternet.
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