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Young Digital Creators (YDC)
 

“Being creative and collaborative” is the motto of the Young Digital Creators.  The YDC programme is a UNESCO initiative launched in 2003 in order to encourage learning communities to build their own creative learning environments through the use of the digital tools and online applications.


It was particularly designed for young people of different cultures to collaboratively construct a deeper understanding of each other's cultural values and perspectives on global issues of our time (water, HIV and AIDS, urbanization, culture of peace, etc) through creative learning workshops, online and offline, during the period of 2003-2007.


Resources and applications

  1. Youth creating and communication on HIV and AIDS
  2. Scenes and sounds of my city
  3. The sound of our water
  4. History and culture of peace in Africa (in French)

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section-for-youth.gif UNESCO-Section for Youth
The Section for Youth at UNESCO works for and with youth.
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tiglogo.jpg Global Gallery - TakingITGlobal
The Global Gallery is a key program of TakingITGlobal
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Fle3 > Future Learning Environment
Developed by UIAH Media Lab, University of Art and Design Helsinki. In cooperation with Center for Research on Networked Learning and Knowledge Building, Department of Psychology, University of Helsinki
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INFO YOUTH
Worldwide information network on youth related issues
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UNESCO Institute for information technologies in education
This site will help you to find in the Internet the materials concerning information technologies in education
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iEARN projects: Creative/Language Arts
All projects within iEARN are designed and facilitated by participants to fit their particular curriculum and classroom needs and schedules.
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Youth Creating Digital Opportunities
GKP, IISD and TIG are the lead members of the Youth Creating Digital Opportunities Coalition (http://www.ycdo.net), the core component of the GKP youth strategy.
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International ChildArt Festival - ICAF
Based on arts learning and new research on human behavior, ICAF's programs prepare youth for mutual understanding and cooperation, so they can help lead their communities to live in open societies.
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global-teenager.jpg Global Teenager Project
The Global Teenager Project fulfils a need, which schools around the world have for creating an international learning environment and, at the same time, integrating ICT into their curricula.
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mondialogo.jpg Mondialogo
Encouraging intercultural dialogue and exchange all over the world
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learnthings.jpg Learnthing
Learnthings specialises in the production of quality interactive e-learning materials for school-age students and their teachers.
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Center_for_Digital_Storytel.gif Center for Digital Storytelling
The Center for Digital Storytelling is a non-profit project development, training, and research organization dedicated to assisting people in using digital media to tell meaningful stories from their lives.
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insafe.gif Insafe Newsletter - Internet & education
Internet has become an important tool for completing school projects, doing school research, and has effectively replaced libraries for a large number of children online.
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