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A total of 250 face to face activities to promote the
use of ICTs focused on cybersecurity, employability
and entrepreneurship were organized in the whole
country with 3,300 participants:
‘Job seeking on the internet and social networks’,
‘Mobile apps for active job seeking’ or ‘Learn to
create an online creative curriculum’ are some of
the workshops organized by the CYL Digital Program
of the Castilla and Leon region;
The Technological Literacy Plan of Extremadura
organized three activities: workshops on trends,
innovations and practical use of ICTs, focused on
citizens with basic digital skills and with topics
as e-commerce, e-banking, mobile payments,
public data or mobile applications; “Connections
and debate with experts”, a webinar to talk about
cybersecurity and technological jobs, and workshop
“Learning to start a business”;
Dedalo Foundation in Navarra’s region offered the
Guadalinfo network were working on digital skills
designed for user’s specific needs, e.g.: “Digital
identity and personal data protection”, “Copyright
and intellectual property on the internet”.
The Burgos region had 20 training courses in the
use of tablets and mobile devices with the aim
to promote the use of tactile devices in the rural
environment.
The impact in Social Networks was also very high with
more than 400 tweets and 71^9,^997 impressions using
the hashtag #gow17es. Altogether over 2 million people
were reached through online and offline media.
250 events during GOW17 in Spain
More than 150 young people at the workshop “Aprender a
emprender” - GOW17 in Spain
Training and young entrepreneurship among the main activities
of GOW17 in Spain
workshop “European Incubator for business ideas”,
the webinar “Cyber-security in family: You drive the
internet” and the workshop “Tudela, a technological
city”;
In Andalusia, the 83 Local Innovation Agents of the
SWEDEN
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SWEDEN TO BECOME A NATION OF 100%
DIGITAL CITIZENS
GOW17 was held for the fourth time in Sweden by Swedish
network organization ‘Digidelnätverket’, supported
by the National Library of Sweden in 2017. Together
with its 117 partners (libraries, local authorities, public
transportations, banks, healthcare and local companies)
around Sweden they reached 5,302 citizens during 500
trainings, workshops, meetings, and a fair.
In Sweden, there is a continuing increase in
cross-functional collaborations during Get Online
Week e.g. local authorities, libraries, organisations and