Senior Trainees on Coding
The Silver-Code project focuses on training elderly individuals in coding to enhance their digital skills and adapt to the changing technological landscape. Through interactive courses and community-building initiatives, the project aims to foster active participation, improve personal skills, and promote intergenerational learning. With a strategic partnership across European countries, Silver-Code seeks to empower individuals aged 50 and above to navigate the digital world confidently.
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Senior Trainees on Coding www.silvercodeproject.eu 2016-1-BG01-KA204-023736 - (1/10/ 2016 30/08/2018)
Erasmus+ project - Strategic partnership for Adult education Duration: 2 years 7 European partners from: Austria, Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Portugal , Romania and Slovenia which seeks to improve the quality of life of people 50+ WHAT IS SILVER-CODE?
Coordinator: Bulgaria- Znanie Association, Sofia Partners: Austria Die Berater, Vienna Italy Eurocrea Merchant, Milano Poland- The University of The Third Age, Wroclaw Portugal AidLearn, Lisbon Romania University of Politehnics in Timisoara Slovenia Third Age University in Lublijana PARTNERSHIP
SILVER-CODE aims to train elderly people to improve their digital skills and, specially, on learning basics of coding, in order to better adapt to digital-oriented changing world and to improve their quality of life. Active aging Improvement of personal skills Favoring active participation and better understanding of the digital world Promotion of non-formal and informal learning Improved intergenerational learning and safer usage of ICT OVERVIEW
Development of a training course for coding for elderlies, delivered by professional lecturers (for theory and general supervision) and youngsters, possibly ICT students, expert on coding, acting as tutors (for the practical sessions). Creation of a Silver Coding community based on tools such as platform, forum, social network groups Peer-to-peer events where trained elders will become trainers themselves of fellow elders, introducing them to the basics of coding OBJECTIVES
50+ people interested in coding People in retirement Youngsters willing to be tutors in coding training courses TARGET GROUPS
Conducted research about interests in coding of people 50+ - 420 participants Development of B-learning platform with training materials Piloting course in coding for elderly- 210 trainees Creation of Coding Community OUTPUTS
E-events Triggering Word of mouth events All partners will organize webinar for the Coding Community All partners will organize an event to present the project results during the Code Week MULTIPLIER EVENTS
Facebook Page Access: https://www.facebook.com/projectsilvercode/?fref=ts www.silvercodeproject.e u WHERE TO FIND US?
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! This project has been funded with the support from European Commission. The publication reflects the view only of the author, and the Commission can not be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
