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|Used platforms=Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, WhatsApp | |Used platforms=Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, WhatsApp | ||
|Long description=The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17. The project provides the support of an adequately trained volunteer matched with one or more children for online study accompaniment. The project manages to provide children with personalized study support exploiting the potential of online support. Collaboration with schools is the cornerstone of the project. Volunteers work in a network with families and schools, and their commitment to study support is constantly supervised by a central team of professional educators. | |||
|SMCS usage problems solving=The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17. | |SMCS usage problems solving=The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17. | ||
|Use cases thematic=Mobilising Volunteers | |Use cases thematic=Mobilising Volunteers | ||
|Additional links=https://www.savethechildren.it/partecipa/volontari/volontari-per-educazione | |Additional links=https://www.savethechildren.it/partecipa/volontari/volontari-per-educazione | ||
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Revision as of 09:17, 15 March 2023
Created: 15 March 2023
Last edited: 23 October 2023
Last edited: 23 October 2023
The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17.
Hazard:
PandemicYear:
2020Location:
ItalyScale:
CountryPublishing Organisation
unknown
Category
Real-world
Theme
Social Media
Thematic
- Mobilising Volunteers
Disaster Management Phase
After, During
Description
The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17. The project provides the support of an adequately trained volunteer matched with one or more children for online study accompaniment. The project manages to provide children with personalized study support exploiting the potential of online support. Collaboration with schools is the cornerstone of the project. Volunteers work in a network with families and schools, and their commitment to study support is constantly supervised by a central team of professional educators.What was the overall goal of the Use Case?
The project "Volunteers for Education" responds to the educational crisis caused by Covid-19 pandemic to support learning and motivation of children aged 9-17.Which social media and crowdsourcing technologies were used?
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