This 6-hour course (2 sessions of 3 hours, on October 16 and 23) is designed for education professionals who want to deepen their understanding of digital well-being. You will learn how to promote an active, creative, and critical use of technology, identify risks, and explore strategies to prevent them. You’ll also share experiences with other professionals and gain confidence to work with ICT in a responsible and fearless way. The training combines theory and practice through participatory dynamics.

How are video games connected to digital rights? This new edition opens up a space to explore how video games can become tools for critique, reflection, and social action. The program combines digital publications by creators and researchers with live conversations, aiming to foster collective learning and shared cultural production around technology, politics, and play.

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Want to clear up doubts about technology and start mastering digital tools?
At the Canòdrom, you’ll find the Cibernàrium classroom of Barcelona Activa — a free training space open to everyone.

We offer digital literacy courses to help you learn how to use your mobile phone, computer, and browse the internet safely. You’ll also find training to get started with free/libre software, discover alternatives to commercial programs, and explore topics like artificial intelligence and basic digital skills.

We live in a world where big tech corporations dominate our digital lives and authoritarianism seems to be on the rise. That’s why it's more urgent than ever to ask: who controls the technology we use every day? How can we ensure that technology remains open, fair, and serves everyone? What policies are needed to make digital commons sustainable and protected? And how can we transform digital infrastructures to work for social good rather than corporate interests?

This year, Decidim Fest is part of Barcelona Open Tech Week and is held in collaboration with Mozilla Foundation.

Do you like robotics and programming? Want to take your projects a step further? At Code Club Canòdrom, you can create your own games, interactive stories, and animations while learning to use technology in a creative and critical way.

Start programming at Code Club Canòdrom, a free extracurricular activity where children between 9 and 10 years old can create interactive stories, exciting games, and amazing animations while learning to use technology in a creative and critical way.