Countries at the forefront of digital education are sharing their tools for free in a time of the crisis.

Countries at the forefront of digital education are sharing their tools for free in a time of the crisis.
People hang cloth bags with the German word for “good neighbours” out of their windows to show they are willing to help.
To replace in-person court hearings during the coronavirus crisis, video conferencing allows involved parties to go through with court proceedings.
The European Commission looks for tech and innovative companies to find a solution treating, testing and monitoring the coronavirus outbreak.
A chatbot on government websites helps to prevent the spread of misinformation and keeps emergency phone lines free.
A ball sports app originally designed for teachers now added exercises for kids to practice at home.
A platform connects businesses providing solutions for Covid-19 with those who need help.
A web portal helps victims of child abuse against child abuse is designed inconspicuously so children can use it safely.
COVIDbase connects people with skills relevant to certain projects to inspire new ideas.
The government of Panama developed two virtual assistants named Rosa and Paco. Both help citizens by answering questions about health and security matters during the coronavirus crisis.
The United Nations Development Programme and Hackster.io join forces with the world’s brightest technology companies to develop solutions for those who will be hardest hit by this pandemic.
The German Federal Centre for Political Education recorded several hours of classes and educational material to familiarize youths with political topics.
Two non-profits in Israel have set up a website to empower a country’s tech community with opportunities for collaborations and new ventures,
As LGBTQ youths may be particularly vulnerable to the negative mental health impact of Covid-19, the Trevor Project ensures that this vulnerable group gets the support they need.
A worldwide Innovation Map was launched to provide citizens with an overview of innovations helping to adapt to life during the coronavirus pandemic.
St. Jude Research Hospital published a special colouring book to help parents to talk about the coronavirus with their children.
An online platform connects pupils who need help with their remote learning tasks with university students who have time to help.
An online course teaches children about children’s rights and their application in the current situation.
Key economic responses taken by governments to limit the impact of the coronacrisis are tracked for the benefit of all.
A platform invites local and regional governments of all sizes to share their initiatives tackling Covid-19 and other health emergencies.