Location: Rezekne/Latvia
Organization: World-Our Home
Date: 13.06.2023-19.06.2023
This training course aims to give youth workers space to experience and share digital tools and approaches as well as investigate new opportunities, all the while having an eye on the realities and challenges of using them with young people.
These are aims of project
- Developing a broader understanding of the opportunities and challenges in digital youth work
- Develop digital competences and recognise how to apply them in youth work
- Explore and review digital youth work tools and methodologies
- The chance to test traditional methods in digital spaces
- Opportunities to share your own expertise and learn from international peers
Hamdi TEMEL
As a participant of LIDOKS, I participated in the "Digital Youth Work" event in Rezekne, Latvia. We had a week of training with participants from 7 different countries, including Turkey, as well as we had a full time by participating in social and cultural programs. I will be happy to apply some of the techniques I learned in my own university. I would like to thank the LİDOKS team for providing this opportunity to us.
Also, if you want to read the column I wrote about the project, click here.
Sedat KARDAŞ
In this youth digital education course through Erasmus+, I had the opportunity to get acquainted with online and offline digital tools and studies, their opportunities and challenges, as well as methods and tools that can be used both in the digital environment and in face-to-face activities. Moreover, while doing this, I had the chance to develop and practice my language, as well as get to know new places, people and cultures. I had the opportunity to do all of these while having fun.
Aslı Fulin ÇALCALI
Hello I'm Fulin! I took part as a participant in the project called "Digital Youth Work", which took place in Rezekne Latvia between 13 - 19 June 2023. Within the scope of this project, we discovered digital platforms with participants from many different countries. We evaluated our own organizations in the field of digitalization and determined what could be improved. During the cultural night we organized, we had the opportunity to experience the products brought by other participants while sharing the products we brought from our own country. This project, where I learned a lot of new information and had the opportunity to use a new platform, was both very entertaining and very instructive for me. I hope that thanks to Erasmus+, everyone can move away from traditional education standards and experience this different form of shared education and learning. Many thanks to the LİDOSK team, whose support we always felt during this process.
