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  for children about internet safety and ways to
  14 volunteers from Barclays operational center
deal with cyber bullying, such as “Are you safe in
internet?”, “Internet and children”, “Cyber-security:
what you should know”.
visited 14 Youth job centers in different regions
of Lithuania. Over 300 young unemployed people
took part in the face- to- face events during which
Barclays volunteers shared their experience about
digital skills for jobs and organized brain battles on
safety online.
  for youngsters who are interested in ICT and
want to learn more about ICT related professions,
such as “I feel better because I know and I know
how”, „Personal image in social media“, “Do I have
enough digital skills for job”; “Computer literacy:
programming in C #, PHP”.
  for adults about cyber-security and e-services:
“Information security: why you should care?”, “Wild
web labyrinths”, “e.Banking: service which facilitates
life”
  for seniors about safe ways to use e-services:
“eCommerce: what you should know”, “Safe e.
Banking”;,“Public sector e-services development:
Achievements and Lessons”, “E-services: smart and
safe use of electronic services”.
Over 200,000 people were reached through online news
portals, radio and social media as well as partners’ and
local communities’ websites.
Cybersecurity and e-Services training in partnership with banks
in Lithuania
GOW17 in Lithuania: Online with confidence and better skills
Cybersecurity and “brain fight” for the GOW17 in Lithuania (YDC)
First “Personal Image in Social Media” training (YDC)
LUXEMBOURG
http://www.getonlineweek.eu/luxembourg/
PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING DIGITALIZATION OF
SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE ENTERPRISES IN LUXEMBOURG
In 2017, GOW was organised for the first time in
Luxembourg by our new National Partner – the House of
Training. The House of Training focused on promotional
and public awareness activities through their own and
the partners’ websites and social media channels. During
their first Get Online Week, it engaged 340 people with
three main activities: a workshop, a Cre@tivity skill
competition, and a visit to one of the biggest IT fairs in
Germany with over 200 pupils.
The main training event was a workshop Digital
Competences for the Enterprises. The House of
Training and SECURITYMADEIN.LU jointly organised this
information session dealing with the digitalisation in
the business world. It addressed topics such as online
communication, e-commerce, cyber security, data
protection, electronic archiving, office automation, etc.
with 45 participants.
Cre@tivity skill Competition is aimed at introducing
students into digital skills and project management.
The launch event had 74 participants, and already there
were interesting projects such as a digital bee hive and a
young group of students who made their own business.
The House of Training and LIDIT support the LGL@CeBIT