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Who Can Change Things?
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Who Can Change Things...
...live together in a society in which we can assume different roles which we can shape together. ...e available to you and other people in this field of action if you want to change something about given social problem?

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Competence Explorer
...ces. It gives educators a rough insight into the different frameworks. One can use it to check which competences would be particularly relevant for one's What the Explorer is good for, how it can help with planning and implementation in (non-formal) education.

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Activism and Participation in Digital Transformation
...t we don‘t see, there is a whole complex scientific universe of material things that connect the individual to society. Digitalisation is a part of this pr ...trying to figure out new ways to deal with social constraints so that they can participate social and cultural life.

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Into the Internet of Everything
...ologically since the microchip revolution in the Sixties? The developments can be illustrated through the notebook or address book. Some decades ago, ever ...a cloud which means, technically, from a client computer to a server, and can now be accessed through many different devices. It has become independent f

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Public Services under Transformation
...ciety that has been operating for a couple of decades, and its inhabitants can no longer imagine their lives where the tasks necessary for everyday routin ...o traditional citizenship status, people have also become digital citizens who interact increasingly with social and political environments through digita

28 KB (4,050 words) - 17:53, 11 February 2022
Games for Getting to Know Each Other
...one else while shouting his or her name. It is then the turn of the person who cought the ball to do the same with someone else. The game goes on like thi # What/ Who inspires you?

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Visual Literacy: How to Think and Act with Images
...iters, everyone who takes pictures, and who has pictures taken of him/her, who shares pictures, etc. In that heterogeneous realm of products and practices ...d the use of images in politics, a politics of visuality, then, amounts to who decides what is visible and in what framework, to appropriating these frame

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Privacy Protection
...rrently most communication data might be stored and analized through those who are not the addressee. For ''maintaining privacy'' we need to use specific ...very often on servers out of "our four walls" somewhere. Our discrete things, a pregnancy app or a fitness tracker, are tracking sensitive body data

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Digitalisation and the Environment
...this non-material-material double-sided character. And since the Internet can be understood also as a child and driver of globalisation, pedagogies obli In times of climate change, maybe energy hunger is the most obvious aspect which comes into mind when

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Bridge to the Future
...ve. This bridge will be built by answering constructive questions. Answers can be written or drawn.</div> *[[Collaboration for Social Change]]

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Diversity as a Learning Culture
Anyone who believes that a vibrant civil society depends on individuals’ involvement ...people have different needs, attitudes, beliefs, and viewpoints. Diversity can be seen as a '''positive approach''' towards plurality and equality accordi

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Creativity
...r people or groups. Creativity is a process innate to our brains, one that can be stimulated through activities, for example in groups, or by creating the ...on for post-industrial societies. Creative citizens are seen as innovators who find social solutions to problems that classical politics and businesses ca

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Interculture and Transculture
...oesn't just illustrate a conversation between a Georgian and a German. You can think of it as an exchange between several "different people" at a time: a ...ltures affect one another mutually, and that behaviors and moral concepts "change allegiance," so to speak. In this way, transculture significantly expands u

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Networking and Collaboration as a Competence
...es, skills and attitudes. In its transformative purpose of seeking social change together with others, it must be described more broadly than "teamwork," al ...learners to join networks and groups is understanding how they work, which can be described as a basic network literacy . Depending on their size, the way

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Simulation Games
Simulation games can help people to understand the need for public involvement and for finding s * Change of perspective

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Images of Digitalisation
...ecide, for example decide whether to hire or fire someone, whether someone can perform certain tasks or is prevented from doing them. ...ings is to get right up to the creepy line but not to cross it. Implanting things into your brain is beyond the creepy line. At least for now, until the tech

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Civic Competences
...cratic values which are not self-explanatory. For example, ''involvement'' can be understood in a different way - some groups of people involve in illegal ...lopment of the system as whole and the life experiences of the individuals who currently embody the culture."''<ref name=pye>L. Pye, S. Verba (Ed.): Polit

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There is no Digital Didactics
...big questions that arise for lear-ning and teaching in the face of digital change. It is no wonder that digital didactics is in demand: journalists are looki ...learning setting with digital materials, tools, and communication channels can have very different didactic directions.

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Guidelines and Questions for Debriefing
* Look at the ''planned questions during debriefing but change/add new'' questions depending on the process. When it’s possible connect * What made you change your opinion regarding social/poltical/economic/civil society actors?

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Competendo - Tools for Facilitators:Privacy policy
==Who we are== ...never know if not thanks to plugins or content from other parties strange things happen. We herewith explain that we try to use only such plugins conform wi

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Diversity Consciousness
<div class="teaser-text">Anyone who believes that a vibrant civil society depends on individuals’ involvement ...ly connected to habit and education – which means we have the ability to change them.

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