Study visit of Connected Cities of Learning

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This study visit will is an opportunity for organisations from Ljubljana (Slovenia) and Cagliari (Sardinia, Italy) to best understand good practices they wish to implement in their cities. The participants will meet and learn good practices from the experience of organisations who have been through the process of establishing Vilnius City of Learning. The participants will be able to see how it works in practice and even test the platform for Cities of Learning in real-time.

Activities to complete

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Connected cities of learning. Meeting with Vilnius city municipality.

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Connected Cities of Learning. Meeting with the Institute for Policy Research and Analysis

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Connected cities of learning. Meeting with Turing society school

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45 minutes

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Connected cities of learning. Meeting with Open Youth center Žalianamis

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1 hour

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Connected cities of learning. Visiting Code Academy, Femtika and SVST Park

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2 hours 30 minutes

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Connected cities of learning. Learning about social-civic activities

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1 hour 30 minutes

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Connected Cities of Learning. Action planning

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3 hours

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Content

Get involved in planning follow up actions at the local level to transfer learning from the study visit. Collaborate with other participants from your city and using the Knoster Model to plan your actions.The model covers five elements required for effective change: vision, skills, incentives, resources and an action plan.Summarise and present your team's result to participants of the open event at Vilnius municipality.

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Earners of this badge have been involved in planning follow up actions at the local level to transfer learning from the study visit. They collaborated with other participants from their city and used the Knoster Model for action planning. The model covers five elements required for effective change: vision, skills, incentives, resources and an action plan.
The group work results were summarised and presented to participants of the international study visit of ‘Connected Cities of Learning’.
This badge with the enclosed evidence represents how the learning was achieved and reflection on the learning process during the international study visit. The self-assessment was enhanced through dialogue with other participants.

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Tasks

Task no.1

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

Share with facilitators: What can you transfer to your city from this study visit?

Task no.2

Evidence verified by: self-approved

For yourself: What do you promise to do as your first step in building City of Learning?

Location

Gedimino pr. 16, Vilnius 01402, Lithuania

Skills

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#managing volunteers

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#lasers

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#digital competencies

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#provide career counselling

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#plan activities to accomplish specific goals

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#recruit volunteers

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#promote local community youth work

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#engage in citizenship through digital technologies

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#develop e-learning plan

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#e-learning

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#campaign for youth work in the local community

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#think strategically

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#implement IT coding conventions

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#develop youth programmes

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#inform volunteers

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#promote local youth work

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#city planning

Activities: 7

Started: 9

Completed playlist: 4

Time to complete: 8 hours 45 minutes

Organisers

Vilnius City of Learning

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