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The Fondazione Mondo Digitale and INAIL Lazio promote intergenerational literacy and safety at school, at home and at work. Youth, adults and Inail members become safety experts for social and digital inclusion.
On Thursday, December an event will be held at the ITTS “A. Volta” School in Tivoli to showcase the project results and present awards for the “Knowledge Volunteers – Special Safety and Prevention Edition” competition.
e-Care Family is a safety training programme promoted by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and INAIL Lazio in 4 Lazio municipalities: Civita Castellana, Rieti, Tivoli and Viterbo. The programme organized twelve training courses for 1000 citizens. The project is based on the Grandparents on the Internet intergenerational model, which is currently being exploited in 17 Italian regions and 8 European countries.
On Thursday December 13 at ITTS “A. Volta” di Tivoli (via s. Agnese 46), Antonio Napolitano, Regional INAIL Lazio Director will present awards to students for the “Knowledge Volunteers – Special Safety and Prevention Edition”: two scholarships worth € 500 and € 1000.
The competition aims to promote the educational role of schools in creating active citizenship amongst the new generations and creating a network of knowledge volunteers to share experience and competneces and accelerate the development of a knowledge society. The collaboration with INAIL Lazio made it possible to run a special edition of the competition dedicated to safety and prevention. Students have “hacked” the course curriculum and produced a video that will be shown at the finale vent.
The event will be attended by students, over-60s, Inail members, coordinating teachers and
• Ana Lain, School Coordinator, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
• Eugenio Lezza, Vice President, ITTS A. Volta, Tivoli
• Alfonso Molina, Professor of Technology Strategy at the University of Edinburgh and Scientific Director of the Fondazione Mondo Digitale
• Antonio Napolitano, Regional Director, INAIL Lazio
Project e-Care Family allows older students to teach their younger peers about safety and prevention through the use of new technologies. The courses are custom-tailored to the local contexts: Civita Castellana for the ceramics sector, Rieti for tourism, Tivoli for technical and industrial production and in Viterbo for agriculture. The lessons make use of the e-Care Family Didactic Kit that includes 4 brochures and 10 video lessons for interactive learning.
