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After intensive training sessions in school throughout the city (ITE R.Piria-G.Ferraris-A.Da Empoli, LSS Da Vinci, LCS Campanella, IIS Righi, Convitto nazionale Campanella), 120 students, guided by American super coach Anthonette Peña, National Board …

“Introducing young women to computer science is a social and economic imperative.” Last year, Prof. Filomena Ferrucci , President of the Computer Science Programme at the University of Salerno, welcomed the Coding Girls hackathon to her department [see  …

The National Coding Girls  Tour ends today in Rome. The tour involved over 10,000 young women in 13 Italian cities (the Catania data, cancelled due to a weather alert, is still to be rescheduled). The programme promoted by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale …

Starting from the profile of an inclusive teacher as defined by the European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education , 40 teachers from schools in Campania will work on developing a shared vision of inclusive and quality schools. The work …

All students can reach levels of excellence if schools push for maximum inclusion (Tullio De Mauro).    To learn more about projects in the showcase area and the programme of the Global Junior Challenge:  www.gjc.it   Many schools have already been …

Next week, from November 25 to December 1, there will be two international events.   The first is the meeting for Project ACCORD - Attain Cultural Integration through COnflict Resolution skill Development  that will be held as part of OEB Global  (Berlin, …

The hackathon held yesterday at Sapienza University of Rome marked the end of the sixth edition of the Coding Girls  Educational Tour that reached 14 cities, involving over 14,000 young women.   The Coding Girls  Programme, promoted by the Fondazione …

"We have to win over more young women. The world of technology is still largely male-dominated. After working in this field for 31 years, I always wake up happy because technology is a creative world.”   At the last event of the Coding Girls Tour, held at …

"They are the same students, but I see them differently. They are young women projected towards the working world.” Prof. Virginia Vitiello , PCTO Coordinator (former school-work programme) at IIS  Via Copernico  in Pomezia (Rome) was at her first …

The sixth edition of the National Coding Girls  Tour ended on Friday with the hackathon in Rome. The educational relay reached 14 cities, selecting the most original and innovative projects developed by young women during the coding marathons organized by …