Promoting cross-cutting digital Skills through Europe-wide non-Conventional learning experiences
The project aims at improving the education and training systems by developing and testing an innovative, high-quality, and inclusive Europe-wide platform for promoting cross-cutting digital skills through online/hybrid non-conventional learning experiences for high school students
A Handbook containing recommendations and implementation guidelines to organize online/hybrid coding camps
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Why the OSCAR project?
The digital economy requires active, responsible, and engaged citizens equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to participate actively in our society and contribute to developing a safe, green, and fair society.
Coding camps will promote digital skills to respond to the requirements of digital society and economy. Young people are expected to become responsible and engaged citizens, so they must develop operational skills (digital literacy) and a solid scientific background in informatics.
The project aims to ensure equity and inclusivity by offering fair treatment and equal opportunities to all participants, including those with diverse educational needs or who are socially vulnerable.
Specifically, the coding camps will create opportunities for girls to learn and actively participate in Computer Science.