On October 25, 2022, the European Commission published an extensive set of guidelines regarding the ethical use of Artificial Intelligence and data in teaching and learning. This document is addressed to all educators across the EU members states and…

Tuesday, October 11, European Commission published a new document related to disinformation. This time, it issued a set of Guidelines on how disinformation can be tackled by educators. The Guidelines provide pedagogical expertise on strengthening the critical thinking skills…

ENISA was established in 2004 and it is involved in drafting the EU public policies on cybersecurity as well as in building and boosting the resiliences of the EU infrastructure to cyberthreats. It is a key protection agency and…

Siamo di nuovo insieme, the journal of RO.AS.IT, the association of Italian citizens living in Romania, published six pages about our project in its July-September edition. The Erasmus+ experience was told by Daniela Ducu, project coordinator, and translated into…

On September 16, the students that participated in our Erasmus+ project mobility were involved in a dissemination activity at “Nicolae Labis” Secondary School. They spoke about their experience and benefits of being involved in an Erasmus+ project and encouraged…

Schools work with a lot of personal data: the personal data of their current and past students, the personal data of the parents and legal guardians of their students, the personal data of their staff, and so on. In…

First of all, we need to understand that for any activity, educational and non-educational, that it is not covered by the agreement between the legal representatives of our students and the school, we need to obtain the consent. For…

In general, “spam” refers to unsolicited messages received either in our email inbox, on the instant messaging (IM) services we use, via SMS or other private means embedded in the websites we frequently visit. A spam email can be…

The Digital Competence Framework for Citizens (DigComp) has been updated. After a project carried out by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) on behalf of the European Commission, a new, more compact framework was adopted. The report that details the…

On February 11, 2020, Dante Alighieri High School organized two new meetings on cyber security for its students. This time, the guests were cyber security specialists from Infosys and Bitdefender, two major companies working on cyber security. During the…

In January 2020, Dante Alighieri High School continued to host dissemination activities for our Erasmus+ project focused on cyber security and prevention of cyberbullying. This time, our guests came from Infosys, a well-known international company specialized in cybersecurity solutions….

In December 2019, Dante Alighieri High School hosted a second meeting with the Romanian Computer Science specialist that visited us when we marked the International Computer Security Day last month. He continued to talk about how computer viruses function…

On November 30, students from Dante Alighieri High School met with a Romanian Computer Science specialist who explained them how computer viruses function and how anti-virus solutions can help us protect our devices. Our quest also talked about phishing,…