Project Make: Learn: Share: Europe, implemented as part of the European Erasmus Plus Programme - Forward-looking Cooperation Projects Action, addresses students and young men and women, aged 14-16, who wish to create, rather than just enjoy, creative content. To promote peer learning, the project will create a European Network of Young Technological Ambassadors.
The Italian team began to work yesterday at the Phyrtual Innovation Gym with Coach Mauro del Santo. The training session concentrated on robotics and digital manufacturing. In the photos, six Italian Ambassadors, aged 13-19, in training: Emanuele, Leonardo, Valeria, Alessandro, Vincenzo and Emanuele [see news Digital Ambassadors].
The project calls for 15 ambassadors to be trained in each country (Estonia, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom). Each ambassador will have to train other young men and women in four sectors:
- Robotics
- Coding
- Digital Manufacturing
- Gaming
Next week, the project will be officially launched in Spain, in the Municipality of Gijón for the European Week, while on May 18, the first “Open School Unit” dedicated to gaming begins.
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Annaleda Mazzucato
