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An Introduction to Internet Governance 4th Edition in Armenian
An Introduction to Internet Governance 4th edition by Dr Jovan Kurbalija (DiploFoundation, 2010) has been published in Armenian. The Armenian version of the book Համացանցի կառավարում’ has been produced by the Media Education Center and the Internet Society of Armenia.
Over 15 000 Children Take Part in Safer Internet Armenia 2012
70 per cent of Armenia’s secondary schools hosted Safer Internet Open Classes in February - March this year. This wide-scale action was based on the new model of Open Lessons on Internet Safety, developed by the Media Education Center in frames of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012. Over 15 000 children participated the activities through open lessons across 800 schools, attended by 15 000 children in the capital and regions. Read more...
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Armenia Celebrates Safer Internet Day 2012
On the Safer Internet Day on February 07 Simultaneous Open Lessons on Internet Safety passed in Armenian 150 secondary schools. In frames of the month-long Safer Internet 2012 project numerous events are organized in 
different parts of the country by Media Education Center, Internet Society of Armenia in partnership with Orange Armenia, Yerevan City Municipality, National Center of Educational Technologies of the Ministry of Education and Science. Read more...
Safer Internet 2012: 150 School Teachers from Yerevan trained
January 30 - February 6, 2012 In frames of the Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project teachers from 150 secondary schools of Yerevan took part in the trainings organized on the eve of the Safer Internet Day. 'Safer Internet for 
Teachers’ educational module was introduced. Teachers voiced their concerns about on-line risks in social networks and discussed different child protection measures in school and at home. Safer Internet Armenia 2012 project is aimed to provide children and parents, teachers and students with necessary educational materials, highlighting how to use new technologies safely and effectively in their everyday life and apply in learning. See photos...
Speaking For Myself: Photo Journalism Classes in Yerevan
July 1 - July 4, 2011 In frames of Speaking for Myself project Photo Journalism classes for School Councils launched in Yerevan. 40 
children, members of Yerevan school councils, gathered at the Moscow House Gallery, where the exhibition of a prominent Armenian artist Samvel Sevada's works was held. The exhibition, organized by the Armenian Artists' Union, was unveiled on July 1, 2011. The EU-funded 'Speaking for Myself project is implemented by Mission East, Bridge of Hope in partnership with Media Education Center, Internews Armenia. Visit the Speaking for Myself (http://immasin.am) multi-user web platform for 31 participating Schools and like our page on Facebook ...
Become President: Learn Leadership Skills in a Fun Way
June 23, 2011 Test your leadership skills by playing a computer game. Become President Interactive Game designed for middle and high school children with support of the Great Britain Embassy in Armenia is 
available for downloading. To become a president a player needs to demonstrate a considerable amount of knowledge successfully passing a pre-electoral campaign. Familiarizing the young players with the complex process of becoming a president, the game fosters responsibility and democratic values. You can download the game here.
Speaking For Myself: Photography Master Class by Sevada
June 1, 2011 In frames of Speaking for Myself project a photography master class is conducted in the Ijevan 
city of Armenia's Tavush region by a prominent Armenian artist Samvel Sevada. 21 children, members of Ijevan school councils, gather at the Ijevan City Gallery where the exhibition of Samvel Sevada's 109 art works is held. The exhibition was unveiled earlier in the morning by the Governor of Tavush region Armen Ghularyan. The EU-funded 'Speaking for Myself project is implemented by Mission East, Bridge of Hope in partnership with Media Education Center, Internews Armenia and School for Young leaders.
KinderWall: eSafety Workshop
May 30, 2011 School children and teachers of Gorayq village discussed the benefits and risks 
the Internet can bring in their lives. The workshop on e-Safety was organized by Media Education Center in a distant village of Armenia’s southern province of Syunik in frames of the Kinderwall project of the Armenian Project Management Association. Read more...
Speaking For Myself: Media and Internet Literacy Trainings
May 25, 2011 In frames of EU-funded 'Speaking for Myself' project Media Education Center conducts Media and Internet Literacy trainings for teachers and students of 31 secondary schools in the capital city and 
regions. The project is aimed to facilitate children's participation in decision making and advocacy from local to international platforms and across different media forms. Trainees learn how to access sources, interact, search, use WEB-2 networks: blog and video blog networks, news sources, wiki systems, social networks and homepages. Media trainings focus on journalism, digital photography, writing, filming, self-editing, radio and television are designed to help children gain essential knowledge and skills to speak for themselves, protect and promote their rights, and voice their opinions on issues related to them and their lives. Read more in school blogs and web-sites, created in frames of the project (31 School Councils )
Media Education Center Participates in eNACSO
May 16, 2011, Media Education Center becomes associated member of the European NGO Alliance for Child Safety Online, eNACSO. eNACSO is a network consisting of children’s rights NGOs from across the EU working for a safer online environment for children. eNACSO's mission is to promote and support actions at national, European and international level to protect children and promote their rights in relation to the Internet and new technologies. The network shares expertise and best practice on key policy areas related to child online safety in order to become more effective in promoting a child protection focus in relation to the Internet and new and emerging technologies. Read more about eNACSO's activities...
Speaking For Myself: Internet Literacy Trainings
April 6, 2011 20 simultaneous workshops on Internet Literacy held on April 6, 2011 in 
Armenia's 20 secondary schools in frames of Speaking for Myself EU-funded project. Workshops were coordinated by teachers who successfully passed Media Literacy trainings in Yerevan and Tavush region. Over 300 children between 11 and 17 discussed e-safety rules, asked questions about on-line privacy and security issues they face while using blogs, chat rooms and social networks. For the first time teachers wrote stories about safe and responsible usage of digital technologies in their school web-sites and blogs, newly-created in frames of the project. They suggested own strategies on how to make the Internet safer and secure place for youngsters. Read their stories below.
EU-funded 'Speaking for Myself' project is implemented by Mission East, Brifge of Hope in partnership with Media Education Center and Internews Armenia. In frames of the project Media Education Center conducts Media and Internet Literacy trainings for Armenia's 31 secondary schools. Teachers and students acquire hands-on experience in photography & publishing, learn how to access sources, interact, use WEB-2: blog and video blog networks, news sources & social networks. See Photostream of the Project...
Read about April 6 workshops below...
DigiTech 2011: ICTs as Effective Educational Tools
February 11, 2011 ICTs as Effective Educational Tools Contest concluded its 3rd edition DIGITECH 2011 on February 11, 2011 at Mkhitar Sebastatsy Educational Complex. More than 900 creative works were submitted to 
Educational DIGITEC 2011. 100 schoolchildren and teachers are awarded with prizes. Read more...
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Council of Europe's Internet Literacy Handbook in Armenian
January 24, 2011 Internet Literacy Handbook of the Council of Europe published in Armenian. The publication was prepared by Media Education Center with support of World Vision. The Handbook is a 
guide for teachers, parents and students which explains on getting the most out of the Internet and how to protect privacy on websites and social networks. Since the first publication in 2006, the handbook has been updated. It is available in more than 10 languages and in different formats (link).
Read about our activities in 2010...