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At the Liceo Fortunato Bruno in Corigliano Calabro, students study popular traditions; at the Antonio Monaco technical institute in Cosenza, students study Robotics and plan the future; while at the Leonardo Da Vinci in Lamezia Terme the focus is on work, ranging from advertising to fashion.
Six of the most active local schools participate in the Nonni SUD Internet digital literacy programme for the elderly promoted by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale together with Anteas and Auser:
• LSS Da Vinci, Reggio Calabria
• ITC R. Piria, Reggio Calabria
• ITC L. Palma, Corigliano Calabro, Cosenza
• LSS F. Bruno, Corigliano Calabro, Cosenza
• ITI Monaco, Cosenza
• IIS L. Da Vinci, Lamezia Terme, Cosenza
The schools that are twinned with the Auser and Anteas local centres will act as operational centres to involve the elderly.
Ana Lain recorded the experience of various protagonists at the first training workshop:
Pietro Maradei, Headmaster, L.S.S. F. Bruno di Corigliano Calabro
Ennio Guzzo, Headmaster, ITI Monaco in Cosenza
Mario Imbrogno, Computer Teacher, ITI Monaco in Cosenza
Benito Rocca, President of the Anteas Centre in Cosenza
Francesco Canino, Headmaster, IIS Da Vinci, Lamezia Terme
Francesco Paone, Coordinating Teacher, Nonni SUD Internet
Silvana Sacco, President of the Anteas Centre in Cosenza
The Nonni SUD Internet Project is financed by the Fondazione per il Sud as part of the Special and Innovative Projects action line.
The Project [pdf]
