Location: ONLINE Dates: 7-8 October 2020
The time in the programme is Central European (Brussels, Berlin, etc.)
Competences for the Future
The recording of the summit can be found here with exact timings of the sessions. For workshops recordings, please follow the links for the summit streams (Future, DigComp, Certification, Lessons, Heritage).
The ALL DIGITAL Summit is one of the leading public events in Europe on digital competences. It provides a unique platform where trainers and facilitators working for digital competence centres, ICT learning centres, adult education centres are joined by education and employability experts, private and public stakeholders, including policy makers, to exchange experiences and share knowledge, reflect together on strategies to expand the number of digitally literate citizens, while networking to identify new potential partners in future projects.
This year, inevitably, Covid-19 has not only determined the format of the event, but has also become the invisible thread that connects all the topics in the programme. This is not surprising, as historically pandemics have been precipitators of crisis and accelerators of change. A future that seemed near, but not yet close, has suddenly been thrust upon us: teaching and learning from home, working from home at a rate thought inconceivable before, finding ways to stay close to those we could not or cannot stay close to, acquiring skills that we never thought we would need.
A deep rethinking of what has been done so far, understanding this new world we are in; assessing which competences we will need the most to continue to thrive; how to improve skills on our own and the methods to help others improve theirs; how to increase the recognition by as many subjects as possible of the skills we have acquired – these thoughts have driven the choice of the ALL DIGITAL Summit’s theme “Competences for the Future” and the following four streams of subjects running through keynotes, panels, workshops, and lightning talks, i.e.:
- Towards a version 2.2 of DigComp > DIGCOMP
- The future of digital competence centres > FUTURE
- Recognition of digital competence certificates in Europe > CERTIFICATION
- Lessons learned during Covid-19 > LESSONS
Click on the links to learn more about panels, workshops, and lightning talks under each stream. Special presentations of CDDC Project Europa Square, workshop “How to Crowddream” and a panel on DigiEduHack are grouped under ‘Heritage‘.
Wednesday 7 October
09:00 – 09:45 Opening plenary
Moderator – Andrea Thilo
- Introduction and welcome: Renato Sabbadini, CEO of ALL DIGITAL; Achilles Kameas, Chair of the Board of ALL DIGITAL. (Presentation)
- Address: Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights
- Welcome from co-organisers: Jutta Croll, Chair of Stiftung Digitale Chancen; Thomas Schmidt, Executive Director of Helliwood; Kadim Tas, Chair of Joblinge
- Address: Claudia Dörr-Voß, State Secretary at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
09:45 – 10:55 Keynotes and presentations:
- Keynote: Digital for 3,000 years. What’s next? Prof. Dr. Carsten Busch, President of the University of Applied Science for Technology and Economics, Berlin
- Keynote: Emergency Remote Teaching and Privacy. Dr. Chiara Angiolini, University of Trento (Presentation)
- Keynote: Casper Klynge, Vice-President for EU Government Affairs at Microsoft
- Project presentation: Digital Cultural Heritage: Europa Square. Altheo Valentini, EGInA; Paolo Russo, Stati Generali dell’Innovazione
(Presentation)
Q&A
10:55 – 11:35 Lightning Talks Round 1:
- FUTURE: An online course about opening digital competence centres.
Eva Hveem, Helsingborg City Libraries; Terese Raymond, Digidelnätverket – the network for digital inclusion in Sweden (Presentation) - LESSONS: The use of the digital backgrounds in the distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nicola Barbuti, Department of Humanities DISUM – University of Bari Aldo Moro; Isabel de Maurissens, INDIRE. (Presentation) - FUTURE: Dancing basic geometry in social media environment.
Natalija Budinski, Petro Kuzmjak school, Serbia. (Presentation) - LESSONS: Supporting people with disabilities during the lockdown.
Cristina Cavallotti, Open Group, Italy. (Presentation)
11:35 – 12:20 Panel 1. DIGCOMP: Towards version 2.2 of the DigComp Framework
- Moderator: Mara Jakobsone, Vice-President of LIKTA
- Yves Punie, European Commission Joint Research Centre. (Presentation)
- Ryszard Wos and Katarzyna Urban, ECCC Foundation (Presentation)
- Roberto Lejarzegi, Ibermatica. (Presentation)
12:20 – 13:05 Panel 2. FUTURE: The future of digital competence centres
- Moderator: Gabriela Ford, EOS Romania Foundation
- Guillermo Gil Aguirrebeitia, Association Somos Digital and TECNALIA, Spain. (Presentation)
- Hanka Boldemann, Global Philanthropy J.P. Morgan Foundation
- Sara Van Damme, Digipolis Ghent
13:05 – 13:40 Lunch break
13:40 – 14:35 Panel 3. CERTIFICATION: A model for the recognition of digital competence certificates in Europe
- Moderator: William O’Keeffe, European Commission DG Employment
- Clara Centeno, European Commission Joint Research Centre
- José Antonio González Martínez, Junta Castilla y León (Presentation)
- Fiona Fanning, Certiport. (Presentation)
- Achilles Kameas, ALL DIGITAL
14:35 – 15:05 ALL DIGITAL AWARDS CEREMONY. Meet the finalists and guess the winner
15:05 – 16:40 Workshops round 1
- DIGCOMP: DigComp 2.2. Riina Vuorikari, European Commission Joint Research Centre; Renato Sabbadini, CEO of ALL DIGITAL (Presentations)
- FUTURE: Digital Competences with illiterate people. Veronique de Leener, MAKS, Belgium (Presentations)
- CERTIFICATION: A model for the recognition of digital competence certificates in Europe. William O’Keeffe, European Commission DG Employment; Clara Centeno, European Commission JRC; Fiona Fanning, Certiport; Nathalie Denos, GIP Pix; Ryszard Wos, ECCC Foundation; Jose Antonio Gonzalez Martinez, Regional Government of Castilla y Leon; Ana Vitorica, Ikanos; Frank Mockler, ECDL Foundation (Presentations)
- LESSONS: Social media network environment as a frame for creative approach in mathematics lessons. Natalija Budinski, Petro Kuzmjak school, Serbia (Presentations)
16:45 – 17:30 Lightning Talks Round 2:
- LESSONS: Insights on digital technology during COVID-19 from Steiner Waldorf schools. Robert Neumann, Freie Hochschule Stuttgart (Presentation)
- LESSONS: A changed world: the news landscape of digital inclusion. Alice Mathers, Good Things Foundation, UK (Presentation)
- LESSONS: Resilient smart cities. Do we have the skills? Panos Fitsilis, University of Thessaly, Greece
- FUTURE: The future of digital competences centres: Findings from the BIBLIO project. Tiana Zignani, Public Libraries 2030, Belgium. (Presentation)
Thursday 8 October
09:00 – 10:00 Panel 4. LESSONS: Lessons learned from Covid-19
- Alexa Joyce, EMEA Education & Skills Lead at Microsoft
- Vassilis Rafail, IASIS NGO, Greece (Presentation)
- Matthias Dietel, Head of Corporate Citizenship IBM, Germany
- Sabrina Konzok, Kiron.ngo
- Nenja Wolbers, Vice-Chair of ALL DIGITAL
10:00 – 11:30 Workshops Round 2
- DIGCOMP: Future skills and job profiles for tomorrow. Thomas Schmidt & Jutta Schneider, Helliwood (Presentations)
- FUTURE: DQ – Being (digital) intelligent online. Katalin Baracsi, the Internet Lawyer (Presentations)
- CERTIFICATION: STE(A)M Education practices and competences. Achilles Kameas, Natalia Spyropoulou, DAISSy research group of Hellenic Open University; Katrin Schuberth, Helliwood; Spyros Papadakis, Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education in Western Greece; Paolo Russo, SGI; Gabriela Ford, EOS Romania; Esther Subias, Colectic (Presentations)
- LESSONS: Supporting Experiential Learning in Distance Education/Training. Raffaele Di Fuccio, Smarted srl; Francesco Palumbo, Federico Diano, Vincenzo Caputo – University of Naples Federico II (Presentations)
- LESSONS: Upskilling for the role of a digital assistant – Digital Skillshift workshop. Nenja Wolbers, Stiftung Digitale Chancen; Ian Clifford, ALL DIGITAL (Presentations)
11:30 – 11:40 Coffee break
11:40 – 13:15 Workshops Round 3
- HERITAGE: How to crowddream (CDDC workshop). Borut Cink, ALL DIGITAL; Erik Ballhausen, EACEA; Andra Krasavina, LIKTA; Vicky Maratou, Hellenic Open University, Giorgia Marchionni, SGI; Paolo Russo, SGI; Sanjin Smajlović, CTC Rijeka (Presentations)
- FUTURE: Digitization in rural communities. Steffen Hess, Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering; Nenja Wolbers, Stiftung Digitale Chancen (Presentations)
- CERTIFICATION: Key competences for smart cities stakeholders. Panos Fitsilis, University of Thessaly; Wilfried Bolewski, Sciences Po Paris; Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann, University of Applied Management Studies; Angelika I. Kokkinaki, University of Nicosia (EDEX) (Presentations)
- LESSONS: Augmented learning. Fiona von Prónay & Jennifer Nicolay, Joblinge (Presentations)
13:15 – 13:45 Lunch break
13:45 – 14:15 Panel 5. DigiEduHack – Co-designing the future of education in the digital age
- Moderator: Altheo Valentini, EGInA
- Veronica Mobilio, European Commission, DG Education, Sport, Youth and Culture
- Florian Rampelt, Stifterverband, Germany
14:15 – 15:00 Closing Plenary
- Rapporteurs of the four workshops streams report back to plenary: Stefano Kluzer, ART-ER; Robert Shapiro, Good Things Foundation; Achilles Kameas, Hellenic Open University; Virginia Pareja, Esplai Foundation
- Nenja Wolbers, Vice-Chair of ALL DIGITAL
- Closing by Renato Sabbadini, CEO of ALL DIGITAL