Erasmus+ project 

Duration: 2025 - 2027

Website of the project: ciberacademy.eu

The CiberAcademy project aims to foster digital skills training focused on the creation of educational and social content, promoting the active participation of young people in the production of digital content that addresses relevant topics and social interest.

Objectives: 

- to promote social entrepreneurship and the creation of digital content critically among 16 to 25-year-olds, through the creation of OER and digital tools for the creation of digital content with a social and educational focus, for use by young people and entities that work with young people.

- to support organisations and professionals working with young people through innovative tools, content and engaging learning approaches.

- to empower young people to share their knowledge in an inclusive and dynamic manner, generating accessible and quality educational content.

Main activities: Development of a training methodology based on case studies on best practices and digital storytelling tools for 16-25 year old youth 
and youth organisations. Creation of OER for guided training and gamified content in an online learning platform. Training of trainers and implementation of local and online formative activities to test the methodology and content. Dissemination of resources created and activities through campaigns and multiplier events.

Expected results: Open digital resources kit for guided and online training, with gamification and online learning platform, created from an analysis and a methodological framework. Evaluation of the quality and usability of the resources created with young people and youth organisations. Communication and dissemination campaign with multiplier events for the diffusion of activities and project results. Sustainability plan, exploitation with recommendations for policy makers.

Partners:

- Cibervoluntarios Foundation, Spain

- Business Incubator - Gotse Delchev, Bulgaria

- Aretés, Italy

- GET Innovation, North Macedonia 

- Youth Bridges Foundation, Hungary

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