RAISE P4 digital citizenship training courses are about to start
RAISE digital citizenship free and interactive training courses are online. These courses will award 1 CFU and a final open badge and are focused on robotics and artificial intelligence skills applied to different disciplinary areas.
The courses were developed by professors from the University of Genoa, with the support of innovative teaching experts, within the project P4 – Basic AI & Robotics Skills at University Level, one of the training courses provided for in the RAISE Training Program, coordinated by Spoke 5.
These courses are aimed at students from the University of Genoa with the objective of increasing awareness and autonomy in the use of advanced digital technologies.
The teaching proposal is innovative and diversified: 23 courses available online, accessible in asynchronous mode and organized into basic, intermediate and advanced levels, based on the level of previous preparation: the lessons are delivered via interactive videos on the dedicated RAISE Aulaweb platform.
Each course is divided into short teaching modules, quizzes, games, exercises and self-learning.
At the end of each course, an Open Badge will be issued to all participants, and for UniGe students 1 CFU will also be recognized to be included among the additional credits.
On the website UniGe the pilot course “Mathematics for AI in pills” is available to familiarize with the fundamental concepts of robotics and artificial intelligence and the first 4 digital citizenship courses currently available:
– Artificial Intelligence and Administrative Activity | Basic Level Course
– Embedded Tiny Machine Learning | Basic Level Course
– Introduction to Cognitive Dynamic Systems | Intermediate Level Course
– Simulation, Prediction and Control in Energy Systems Analysis: Methodological Aspects and Applications | Intermediate Level Course
What is digital citizenship?
Digital citizenship is the ability of people to participate actively, responsibly and consciously in the digital life of society.
It includes the safe, critical and ethical use of digital technologies, online services and Internet resources.
A digital citizen is a person who knows how to use the Internet, mobile devices, social media and other technologies in a responsible and productive way, respecting the social and legal norms of the network.
Being a digital citizen means using digital technologies responsibly and consciously to interact with the world, respecting the rights and duties that derive from them: this is an important goal for all people, which is why it is important to train.
