Week 2

During the workshops, students learn how to use their resources in everyday life, how to install applications, how to use Internet e-mail, what are internet sources, and how to organize work on a computer. The facilitator of answers to questions and guides them through the successive topics to answer students' questions and guide them through the topics to answer students' questions and guide them through the successive topics to answer students' questions. During the workshops, practical knowledge is passed to the others and encourages everyone who would like to start from scratch how to use the computer of the day effectively and efficiently. Especially, on the occasion of the holidays, we decided to propose topics that will bring you closer to the knowledge of quickly navigating the Internet and using it, among others, for the implementation of tasks.

Open Government Playbook workshop - how to make your work more inclusive, participatory, accountable. This interactive session promotes transparent ways of working and invites participants to integrate small, simple actions into their work that will significantly increase the openness and inclusivity of their engagements.

Do you really apply innovation or is it only what you think? Introduction to validation of projects and ideas with innovative potential. Feel welcome to join!

Science Now warmly invites you to the open lectures organised as part of ART+DESIGN+SCIENCE 2020. Next week we will host two outstanding speakers, Liam Young - architect, futurist, director of the Fiction & Entertainment programme at Sci-ARC University in Los Angeles, and Dan Hill - director of strategic design at the Swedish innovation agency VINNOVA and professor at UCL Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose. The main theme of the speeches will be urban infrastructure and its presence in cities, social systems and our imagination.

This summit will focus on highlighting the digital strategies of individual jurisdictions with an emphasis on Canadian municipalities.

5G Techritory is an event organised by the Electronic Communications Office of Latvia. It is an initiative intended to serve as a platform for the successful deployment and commercialisation of 5G technologies with an aim to support the societies, economies, and businesses. This year, 5G Techritory’s focus is retrospective, as encapsulated in the event name – “A year of 5G: Learning from experience, adjusting for the future”. After 12 months of tentative rollouts, 5G is struggling to deliver on the massive, industry-shifting expectations it produced. The 2-day event will be held virtually on a custom-built platform with key presentations live-streamed from the main stage in Riga.

On Thursdays, hundreds of people from every part of the innovation community gather to enjoy, connect and learn from each other. This event is called the Venture Café Thursday Gathering – the central innovation community event in Warsaw. Participation is always free for everyone.

Science Now warmly invites you to the open lectures organised as part of ART+DESIGN+SCIENCE 2020. Next week we will host two outstanding speakers, Liam Young - architect, futurist, director of the Fiction & Entertainment programme at Sci-ARC University in Los Angeles, and Dan Hill - director of strategic design at the Swedish innovation agency VINNOVA and professor at UCL Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose. The main theme of the speeches will be urban infrastructure and its presence in cities, social systems and our imagination.

This discussion will investigate key themes relating to disinformation and advertising, and propose solutions for the tech sector, policymakers and civil society to address the issue. This event will be of interest to policymakers, journalists, the tech sector and the general public.

World's first marathon against disinformation! 24 hours of searching and unmasking false information. Join #FakeHunter and fight infodemia!

The aim of the event is to increase the involvement of young people from various backgrounds in the active life of the City of Krakow. To increase the social competences of young people, especially such as: group work, creative problem solving, ability to present and communicate effectively. Additionally, it is important to increase the sense of influence of young people on their immediate surroundings, as well as to develop the ability to use the tool of social participation, including the knowledge of decision-making mechanisms in the City and democratic forms of influencing them.