The first course on artificial intelligence for schools is now on-line.
We're working towards a democratic learning society
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Registration is open for the International Conference on September 27.
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Project OpenSpace kicks off in four cities.
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When women succeed, we all win.
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A video with the opinions of over 30 people who have worked with us.
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Configurable, evolution-ready, inclusive and grassroots.
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What are the expectations? Here are three points of view.
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New generations against the gender gap.
What we do
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Phyrtual.orgA portal dedicated to social innovation, Phyrtual.org aims at stimulating and facilitating the creation and dissemination of projects at global level, providing a platform in which people and organizations can explore, identify and participate in social innovation.
RomeCup, excellence in robotics in RomeThe website of the RomeCup, the robodidactics event promoted by FMD since 2006. Combines three big events in one: competitions for schools of every kind and level from all over Italy, teaching laboratories for students, and workshops and conferences for teachers.
Global Junior ChallengeThe international competition’s official website contains the complete documentation of all the various editions. A search engine permits the consultation of the databases of all the participating projects through the use of various keywords. The rules, prizes, and panel of judges can all be consulted online.
Rome’s Città EducativaThe Quadraro Center of Best Practices is an example of a phyrtual learning platform. In addition to being a physical location in which knowledge and activities are exchanged, it also provides a point of reference for all the schools in Rome.
The Knowledge VolunteersThis project funded by the EU and conceived and promoted by FMD as the partnership’s leader meets the challenge of promoting active ageing and social and digital inclusion using the intergenerational learning model and peer educations.
Grandparents on the InternetThis website has been promoting digital literacy among senior citizens since 2003. Senior navigators and tutors can search for the courses they desire near their homes (the project is operative in 18 Italian regions and 8 European nations). The works created in the schools are available online.
The digital inclusion movementLaunched at the 2002 Edition of the GJC, this website provides support for projects in the poorer nations of the world with the use of the clicking mechanism. The site contains a multi-lingual declaration and is open to one and all in the shared effort to overcome the digital divide.
Digital BridgeThis website documents all the activities foreseen in the digital and social inclusion Operative Plan to the benefit of schools in the City of Menji, in Cameroun, and the Saharawi people in exile in the desert. The website is rich in news, multimedia materials and original teaching materials.
