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Yout(h)echnology - Testimonies

7/1/2023

 
Let's have some participants of Yout(h)echnology share about their experience. This training course took place in May 2023 in Benediktbeuern, Germany, with the financial support of the European Union through the Flemish National Agency JINT.
Yout(h)echnology was a very interesting and nice experience. It was full of networking as well as sharing experiences on different paths of Technology.
Compared to previous DBYN activities such as school of animators the difference was that many people here were not animators but yet still had a different way of helping their youth organisations whether it comes to technical or technological stuff and were active volunteers for their organisations, together with everyone I have managed to share experiences, and learn new apps to use for our youth projects.
​Nua, Montenegro
As an international individual who left everything in her country and came to Italy to embark on an adventure, it was one of the most significant experiences I have had. It provided a comprehensive experience from various perspectives, particularly for young people.
Professionally, the Yout(h)echnology course was intriguing to me as it clarified the methods and models of technology, including the essential risk elements associated with using the internet in today's world. The course covered various topics such as social media, tools and skills for promoting and establishing personal organisations on mobile phones and computers, GDPR guidelines, photo and video editing, among others. This knowledge served as an excellent foundation for entering the modern market through the right channels. Additionally, the materials and activities we shared among ourselves enhanced our understanding and knowledge.
On the social side, we were fortunate to have encountered exceptional trainers and participants who were all part of the productive youth in the Salesian community. There was a sense of equality and respect among us and the trainers, which facilitated productive communication and provided a wonderful opportunity to learn about different cultures. Despite the language differences, we approached one another with respect, affection, and understanding, creating a comfortable atmosphere. The coordinators further encouraged and motivated us.
On a personal level, I cherish the beautiful memories and laughter we shared. I gained new vocabulary and knowledge that expanded my understanding. Moreover, I formed new friendships and found a sense of belonging within the DBYN community. The activities I engaged in during my time may even become part of my future career. I hope to have the opportunity to relive this experience again. Overall, this opportunity was a productive experience in all respects to build professional and social life.
​​Mireaf, Italy
We had a fantastic experience with Don Bosco Youth Network in their Yout(h)enology seminar in Benediktbeuern, Germany. We met amazing people from Europe, learning about their cultures and Salesian organisations. We got to learn what DBYN is, what they do and all the opportunities that they provide. The training itself was very informative and covered several subjects such as understanding what GDPR is, the advantages and risks that technology brings to the youth, and introduced to several new tools and skills to help us within our respective organisations. The Salesian spirit was radiant throughout the seminar which created amazing new friendships, a sense of belonging and everlasting memories. We cannot wait for the next opportunity!
​Owen, Joseph and Kyle, Malta

Yout(h)echnology - Participants' evaluation and educational impact

6/22/2023

 
This is the summary of the participants’ evaluation of DBYN’s training course 'Yout(h)echnology'. This training course took place from the 1st to the 7th May 2023 in Aktionszentrum in Benediktbeuern, Germany. This summary shows the evaluation as well as the educational impact of the individual participants, based on an online survey.
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Mental Health in Youth Work - Participants' evaluation and educational impact

6/15/2023

 
This is the summary of the participants’ evaluation of DBYN’s training course Mental Health in Youth Work. This training course took place from the 1st to the 7th Aprils 2023 in Savio House in Bollington (UK). This summary shows the evaluation as well as the educational impact of the individual participants, based on an online survey.
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European Summer School of Animators 2023 - Participants' Evaluation and educational impact

6/15/2023

 
This is the summary of the participants’ evaluation of DBYN’s training course European Summer School of Animators. This training course took place from the 19th to the 25th March 2023 at the Centro Nazionale di Opere Salesiane in Rome (Italy). This summary shows the evaluation of the individual participants, based on an online survey.
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Advocates for Education - Educational impact

5/4/2018

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This is the summary of the participants’ self-assessment of DBYN’s training course Advocates for Education. This training course took place 08-15/04/2018 at the European Youth Centre in Budapest. This summary shows recorded the learning process of the individual participants, based on an online survey. The survey was carried out before the start and at the end of the training course.

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  • About
    • Don Bosco Youth-Net
    • Who was Don Bosco?
    • Preventive system, Citizenship & Human Rights Education
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    • Upcoming activities >
      • Rise: Design for emergent futures
    • Past activities >
      • Mental Health in Youth Work
      • Yout(h)echnology
      • European School of Animators 2023
      • Voices of Youth 2022
      • Educate to Elevate Youth
      • SoS-Safeguarding
      • Play It Covid-Safe!
      • Coping over coffee
      • Statement Coronavirus
      • I Youth Advocate
      • Camino
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      • The Journey Never Ends
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