Digital Competences through Photography
In today’s digital age, having a strong understanding of digital imaging and the ability to process images is an essential skill. As technology continues to advance, the demand for individuals proficient in capturing and enhancing digital images is on the rise. This article focuses on the importance of learning how to take digital images of Read More …
The CICERO course used digital photography to convey digital competences. Therefore, images are a central issue. To put it better, one could say: All about images. You have to see this short statement in two ways: On the one hand, the course actually offers a lot of information about images, on the other hand, working Read More …
The CICERO web-based course focuses on digital competencies, with a specific emphasis on digital photography. Digital competencies are necessary to master the daily life. People are used to take pictures, supported by their smartphone. The CICERO course joins these two item: Digital photography is the entrance to care about connected digital competencies. About the course Read More …
Last November 20th our spanish partner, Arrabal-AID, finished the second edition of the Photography Course in Málaga (Spain).
The course was structured in two stages of 32 hours each one: a first “in-person” stage that took place from October 26th to November 9th, and a second distance learning stage; from November 10th to November 19th. Read More …
In Spain, the CICERO training course took place on 2020 during the months of February and March, developing by Arrabal-AID. It was attended by 21 people, out of 25 people that enrolled for the course, which means that only 4 people dismissed the course. This group is a reflection of the wide range of targets Read More …
The CICERO training course started in Austria with February 2020. Twelve people attend currently the course guided by Peter Mazohl, Stefanie Mayrwöger, Harald Makl and Charlotte Gatti as trainers. The group represents the typical target group of the EBI/EIE with older people. The group is not homogeny in the frame of the used devices – Read More …