ALL DIGITAL brings together 74 member organisations that form together one of the major European communities in the field of digital skills. The focus areas of ALL DIGITAL are identified together with our members, building on their strategic priorities and future aims. Our network focuses on the five thematic areas that are shortly introduced below.
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A lack of basic digital skills is putting almost half of the European population at risk of exclusion. This is not acceptable. We believe all Europeans need a set of basic digital skills to benefit from online services, to find work, to have a better quality of life or to be fully included in today’s digital society.
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More and more industries go digital, and therefore the percentage of digital jobs is climbing rapidly. The digital competence centres contribute significantly to the employability and entrepreneurship of their users, by equipping them with the right digital skills to help them getting new or better employment opportunities.
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Coding is the language of the future and a way for everyone to use technology for creative engagement. We believe coding should be accessible to everyone, including disadvantaged groups, and that this objective can better be reached through non-formal training provided by the digital competence centres.
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Media literacy is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media. Media literate youth and adults are better able to understand the complex messages we receive from Internet, television, newspapers, and all other forms of media.
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Science, technology, engineering, arts/design and mathematics. They all go together under one roof STEAM – where ALL DIGITAL is exploring new avenues of innovation in training. STEAM skills provide students opportunities to use content knowledge and skills in ways that are practical and applicable to the real world.
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