An edutainment community leading online dialogue on COVID-2019 with the youth of the EECA region.

On 15 May 2020, UNESCO Almaty convened the second in the webinar series on education sector response to COVID-19 in Central Asian countries, with a focus on online learning and assessment of online learning including high-stakes examinations during the prolonged course of school closures.

The Guidance aims to show the implications of using Open Educational Practices (OEP) and Open Educational Resources (OER) on learning outcomes and describes, through illustrative examples, innovative approaches to using OEP and OER worldwide during COVID-19 outbreak.

This Technical Guide outlines key recommendations for online education platform providers and relevant education and technical administrators in terms of technical solutions, management and awareness raising.

Expert advice from UNESCO on how to support parents and children working and studying from home.

My COVID-19 Story is an open invitation to all young people to share their stories by means of written testimonials or the recording of their own video. To amplify their voices further, UNESCO will share their stories through its social media channels, its website and its networks all over the world.

As the world begins to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, UNESCO is spotlighting the incredible power and resilience of human creativity during the 2020 International Arts Education Week.

UNESCO invites young people to get involved in designing the research initiative. The answers to the questions in the Survey will be used to identify the key research questions and to design the research focus. The Survey asks about COVID-19 experiences of youth, it will be open until 1st June 2020.

The conference will bring together educators — practitioners, students, researchers and experts from several countries, to discuss the most effective approaches, programs and technologies for the upbringing and development of preschool children.

The international webinar invites college students to discuss their status and challenges during the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, solutions of flexible learning at present and visions for future of education.