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Recommendation on developing and promoting digital citizenship education
Recommendation on developing and promoting digital citizenship education The Committee of Ministers has adopted a set of guidelines to its 47 member States asking them to develop and promote digital citizenship education and make it a priority for policy makers. According to the Recommendation,...
Digital Cititzenship Education Handbook
Being a Child in the Age of Technology
Children today live in a rapidly changing world with expanding horizons. Technology has brought not only new experiences for them to enjoy, but a whole new dimension to their daily life in an ethereal world that we know as “being online”. Children and young people, therefore, should have the...
Working Conference
The Education Policy Division of the Council of Europe is organising a working conference on 21-22 September 2017 in Strasbourg. The conference will bring around 70 participants including education policy makers, school administrators and teachers, representatives of civil society organisations...
Digital Citizenship Education
10 Domains
A leaflet explaining 10 digital citizenship domains.
Digital Citizenship Education: Overview and New Perspectives
The Council of Europe’s report “Overview and New Perspectives” presents definitions, actors and stakeholders, competence frameworks, practices, emerging trends and challenges primarily in the field of Digital Citizenship Education and within the context of the member states of the Council of...
Digital Citizenship Education: Multi-stakeholder consultation report
The “Multi-stakeholder consultation report” looks at the place of digital citizenship competence development in education, the types of online resources and contemporary information technologies being used in educational settings, and maps the administrative and legal responsibilities for school...
Bullying: Perspectives, Practices and Insights
Bullying seems to be part of human nature and has been with us since ancient times, but that is a no reason to accept it fatalistically as “natural” and, for children, part of growing up. The Council of Europe’s book “Bullying: Perspectives, Practices and Insights” aims to explain both experts...
