Connecting cities of learning: The International Training activity

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On behalf of the team of Cities and Regions of Learning we are glad to invite you to participate in the international training activity ‘Connecting Cities of Learning in Europe’. The initiative introduces two online platforms called "Ljubljana city of learning" and "Cagliari Metropolitan city of learning." Both platforms allow young people to easily search through numerous out-of-school programs based on their interests in their cities. 
The training course serves as an opportunity for organisations from Ljubljana and Cagliari to learn to examine and analyze the needs of young people in their cities, map the learning opportunities and link them to digital badges and make the most use of the platform. 
The training course consists of a number of activities that will be held in Ljubljana from 13th to 16th of December 2021. The training course aims to present the results of the research already carried out and an action plan for the next steps of the initiative; map education providers and link learning opportunities with the needs and interests of young people; learn and upgrade digital badge knowledge; discussion partnership opportunities and evaluation.
Within the training course, there will be a public event (“Open Day”) for interested stakeholders, learning providers and other parties. The participants will be able to get acquainted with the project team, the planned activities and the end results - the interactive maps for the Ljubljana and Cagliari learning sites. 

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Connecting cities of learning: Let's meet

Mandatory

2 hours 20 minutes

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Connecting cities of learning: My place within the initiative

Mandatory

2 hours 30 minutes

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On behalf of the team of Cities and Regions of Learning we are glad to invite you to participate in the international training activity ‘Connecting Cities of Learning in Europe’. The initiative introduces two online platforms called "Ljubljana city of learning" and "Cagliari Metropolitan city of learning." Both platforms allow young people to easily search through numerous out-of-school programs based on their interests in their cities. 
The training course serves as an opportunity for organisations from Ljubljana and Cagliari to learn to examine and analyze the needs of young people in their cities, map the learning opportunities and link them to digital badges and make the most use of the platform. 
The training course consists of a number of activities. The current activity aims to get familiar with the existing learning opportunities for young people and looks at the success examples. For instance, the participants will visit the KUD Pozitive, a local Slovenian organization, that aims to animate young people to fill their free time creatively, learn new skills and critically highlight issues and topics of interest to young people. In the second part of the activity, a representative of Nectarus will tell the story of the Lithuanian online learning platform that maps various learning providers and gives opportunities for young people to access the context freely. In the last part of the activity, the participants will look at the possibilities that they can benefit from the initiative and become part of the ‘Connecting Cities of Learning in Europe’  family.  

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Connected cities of learning: What is the Cities and Regions of Learning? Get this badge

The activity is a part of the training course ‘Connecting Cities of Learning in Europe’ which at the time is an activity of the bigger initiative the Cities and Regions of Learning. The training course will serve as an opportunity for organisations from Ljubljana, Slovenia and Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy to learn how they can research and analyze the needs of young people in their cities, how learning opportunities are mapped and then linked to digital badges and how to make the most use of the platform. 
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This training activity aims to get familiar with the existing learning opportunities for young people and looks at the success examples. For instance, the Participants will visit the KUD Pozitive, a local Slovenian organization, that aims to animate young people to fill their free time creatively, learn new skills and critically highlight issues and topics of interest to young people. In the second part of the activity, a representative of Nectarus will tell the story of the Lithuanian online learning platform that maps various learning providers and gives opportunities for young people to access the context freely. In the last part of the activity, the participants will look at the possibilities that they can benefit from the initiative and become part of the ‘Connecting Cities of Learning in Europe’  family.  

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Task no.1

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Share with us the photo of the "My vision river" you created.

Location

Poljanska cesta 26, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Connecting cities of learning: Let's create

Mandatory

3 hours

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Connecting cities of learning: Green Tour

Optional

2 hours

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Connecting cities of learning: Benefits & Opportunities

Mandatory

3 hours 15 minutes

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Connecting cities of learning: The Open Event

Mandatory

3 hours

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Connecting cities of learning: Evaluation

Mandatory

1 hour

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Skills

ESCO

#team-working

ESCO

#environmental impact of tourism

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#collaborate through digital technologies

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#e-learning

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#creatively use digital technologies

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#digital competencies

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#develop digital content

Activities: 7

Started: 13

Completed playlist: 2

Time to complete: 17 hours 5 minutes

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