Schools are closed. Homeschooling techniques are a challenge. Best practices help parents and children to cope with distance learning.
Discovering a whole country from home
An online platform lets people experience their country and learn new skills for free while staying home.
Educational materials for children
An Italian initiative publishes educational materials for parents and teachers to explain children what coronavirus is and how it affects our lives.
School laptops lent out to students
Some schools are lending their school computers to students so they can participate in online classes.
Public broadcasting corporation supports education efforts
The Austrian public broadcasting corporation ORF decided to broadcast news, a broad set of documentaries and several tutorials for a young target audience who can currently not attend school due to COVID-19.
Support platform for remote schooling
A Swedish platform provides online resources to assist schools and teachers in remote teaching.
Digital international exchange between pupils
An online platform connects students from several European countries so they can share their perspectives on the coronavirus crisis.
Children’s university goes online
The children’s university in Vienna has started an online programme with scientists explaining their work to children in short videos.
Helping children in oncological care via Facebook
A Facebook page offers distraction and inspiration for children suffering from cancer.
Online storytelling for young people
During the closures of libraries, a storytelling event for young people is organised online.
Participation process on home learning
A participation process brought the voices of students to education policy makers with the aim to improve remote learning.
A streaming platform offers high-quality educational videos
A streaming platform delivers high-quality educational videos that help Austrian teachers and pupils to make digital teaching more effective.
Collective children’s diary
Children in Barcelona can share their stories, pictures and drawings to a collective online diary. After the lockdown, it will be part of a public exhibition.