Digital Literacy and Inclusion

One of the missions of the .PT is to contribute to the promotion of the internet and digital skills in Portugal. .PT has been extending the support to projects and initiatives in the area of digital inclusion.

Ponto Digital

The Ponto Digital is the meeting point for the digital field in Portugal. Coordinated by .PT , this platform offers training courses, initiatives, competitions (funding sources and prizes), studies, resources, job offers, events, and news in the digital area. Ponto Digital connects Portugal to Europe through its API with the Digital Skills and Jobs Platform.

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Sitestar.pt

Sitestar.pt is a contest that aims to challenge young Portuguese students to develop original websites with content in Portuguese and under the .pt domain. The contest was born from a partnership with DECO Jovem, meanwhile extended to other partners: ANPRI; DGE, IGAC, INPI, Plano Nacional de Leitura e Direção-Geral do Consumidor.

Sitestar.pt is aimed at young people between 14 and 18 years, privileging the school context as a motivating element for the participation of students and teachers. Students, with a teacher, can compete to develop websites under different categories. In the first phase of the contest will be approved the best proposals of websites. To these proposals will be given a .pt domain, a website development tool and hosting and e-mail boxes, that is, a 3em1.pt voucher, that will allow the development of the website and its permanence for 12 months. The winning teams receive prizes and, also, have the opportunity to be recognized at the ceremony of the ACEPI Navegantes XXI Awards.

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Rampa Digital

Rampa Digital is a initiative of .PT with the support of Google.org. Contributing to accelerate economic recovery through technology and digital is the macro objective. The Rampa Digital includes a set of training and mentoring actions, as well as free access to digital tools, and is aimed at three major target audiences:

Micro and small businesses, particularly from regions marked by geographical asymmetry
Women in vulnerable situations
Young people with special needs

Online video courses, case studies, online and face-to-face follow-up and training sessions are some of the actions that are part of the Rampa Digital, which also adopts a proximity approach, through individual and small group sessions.

Learn more about the initiative at www.rampadigital.pt.

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3em1.pt

Since 2006, .PT has been promoting the presence of companies created on the spot with a .pt domain, following a protocol signed with the Ministry of Justice - RNPC. In 2013, and considering the .PT commitment to the national internet community, the initiative titled 3em1 was created, to which a set of .pt registrars were associated. With the 3em1 initiative it is given to those who create a company, association or branch on the spot, ENH, which is a government initiative, a package of free services, for a period of one year, which includes a .pt domain, a website development tool and hosting and e-mail boxes.

3em1 extends to other initiatives outside the scope of the ENH, taking the form of a voucher to be assigned to individuals or entities to be defined.

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ComércioDigital.pt

In 2018 a protocol was signed between ACEPI - Associação da Economia Digital, CCP - Confederação do Comércio e Serviços de Portugal and .PT, under the aegis of the Ministry of Economy, to develop the Project ComércioDigital.pt - Qualify the Commerce and Services for the Digital Economy that aims the modernization and training of more than 50,000 SMEs, in the adoption of an effective and consequent presence on the Internet and support in the use and acquisition of digital marketing tools, for a sustainable and globalized growth of their businesses.

One of the initiatives planned under this program, which involves the .pt, is the 3em1 Comércio (.pt domain, website development tool and e-mail boxes, free for one year), aimed at microenterprises and SMEs, particularly of the commerce of proximity (commerce and services), which do not yet have their website.

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Apps for Good

.PT supports Apps for Good, an educational technology movement where teachers and students work together to respond to relevant day-to-day issues through the creation of apps. Apps for Good was one of the 100 most promising technology initiatives in Europe in 2018, released by the Financial Times in collaboration with Google.

In addition to the global support to the initiative, .PT also supports the award for the female audience "Young Female Student .PT". With this award, .PT aims to encourage female participation in Apps for Good and, consequently, in the digital world.

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Portugal Digital Summit

.PT is an institutional partner of Portugal Digital Summit, the largest digital transformation conference in the country, organised by ACEPI and Going Next. With around 150 national and international speakers, the conference is a meeting point for visionaries, experts and business leaders who want to anticipate the future and explore new opportunities in the digital world. In this context, the results of the Study on the Impact of the Digital Economy in Portugal will be presented and the Navegantes XXI Awards will be handed out.

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MUDA - Movement for Active Digital Use

.PT is one of the promoting entities of MUDA, a national movement promoted by several companies, universities and associations and by the Portuguese Government that jointly assume the commitment to encourage the participation of the Portuguese people in the digital space and help to take advantage of the benefits associated to digital services made available by companies and the State.

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Internet Segura

The Centro Internet Segura project is a responsibility of a consortium coordinated by the National Cybersecurity Center, which also involves the Directorate-General for Education, FCT - Foundation for Science and Technology, Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth, Portuguese Association for Victim Support, Altice Foundation and Microsoft. .PT is a member of the Monitoring Council of the Centro Internet Segura.

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Digital Literacy and Inclusion Program

.PT supports the Digital Literacy and Inclusion Program of the Lisbon City Hall, which was created so that Lisbon City Hall workers and citizens may, in a simple and practical way, access the Internet and the use of digital technologies in daily life. It is based on 10 certified training courses on online communication, Internet security, online public services, text editing, spreadsheets and introduction to programming. The completion of the courses allows to obtain the Digital Skills Passport, unique in the country.

The program started in September 2017 in Marvila. Since then, more than 150 courses have been held across the city and more than 1800 digital badges have been issued, 60% of which to female participants. Although the program is available, free of charge, to all citizens, it has a focus on adults with low incomes, low qualification levels, the unemployed and the elderly. The age range of participants is wide: from 21 to 94 years old.

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LEME - Media Literacy and Education Online

The LEME - Media Literacy and Education Online website is an aggregator of media literacy resources (video, audio, games, activities), available online and ready to use in educational activities, in order to stimulate in students, consumers and content producers in digital media, the knowledge, skills and critical sense essential for an informed and responsible performance.

LEME is a joint initiative of the Secretary of State for Cinema, Audiovisual and Media and the Secretary of State for Education and is available to the general public at: www.leme.gov.pt.

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EU Kids Online

EU Kids Online is a study on the use of the internet, mobile phone and other online technologies by children and young people. The new EU Kids Online national survey, presented in 2019, was coordinated by the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade Nova de Lisboa and counted on the contribution of the Direção-Geral da Educação and with the financial support of the PT.

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Portuguese Initiative of the Internet Governance Forum

The Portuguese Initiative of the Internet Governance Forum (IPFGI) is a national platform for dialogue that brings together all stakeholders, public and private, academy, the internet technical community and society at large to inform, reflect and debate, in an open and interactive way, how the Internet should be governed, an increasingly relevant theme in national and international scenarios. The .PT is a co-organizer of this initiative and also supports the European initiative (EuroDIG).

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ENSICO

.PT is a founding member of the ENSICO Association, which aims, in general terms, to promote and support the teaching of computer science at the level of compulsory education in Portugal. To this end, the Association proposes to promote and value computer science and contribute to its implementation as a fundamental and solidly established discipline in all compulsory education, promoting and increasing the level of confidence, motivation and qualification of teachers who are dedicated to the teaching computer science and promoting the quality of computer teaching, making it attractive to graduates in computer science and related fields.

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Carta Portuguesa para a Diversidade: "Engenheiras por um dia"

.PT is one of the signatory entities of the Carta Portuguesa para a Diversidade and, in this context, supports the project "Engenheiras por um dia". An initiative of the Secretary of State for Citizenship and Equality, promotes, among students of non-higher education, the option for engineering and technologies, deconstructing the idea that these are male domains. The project is coordinated by the Comissão para a Cidadania e a Igualdade de Género, Carta da Diversidade (APPDI), Instituto Superior Técnico and Ordem dos Engenheiros.

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Informal Group on Media Literacy (GILM)

The Informal Group on Media Literacy (GILM) is an informal network of partners who have decided to come together to debate, collaborate and articulate ways of promoting media education and media literacy in Portugal, and in this way contribute to strengthening both in terms of public policies.

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CriA.On

The Children and Adolescents Online (CriA.On) is a platform that aims to encourage dialogue with families and with professionals in education, health and welfare, lawyers and all those who accompany children and families in their areas of work.

CriA.On has a 'Journal' section dedicated to texts, videos and podcasts published by researchers on national and international themes and studies. There is also space for a section with practical resources for families and professionals, such as activities to do with young people or suggestions for reading and training.

The creation of the platform was supported by .PT, ICNOVA, CICS.NOVA, the National Commission for the Promotion of Rights and Protection of Children and Young People, the Safe Internet Centre and DECO.

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Game of Professions for Equality

In recent decades, there have been many efforts to promote behavioral change in relation to attitudes, norms and social models based on gender stereotypes about alleged role characteristics of men and women, which continue to justify inequalities.

The Game of Professions for Equality arises from the need to, early on, deconstruct these prejudices and demonstrate that there are no professions only for men or only for women. This initiative brought together several entities that, jointly and voluntarily, started a project - with a first game - that aims to provide simple, interactive, inclusive and educational games, in addition to content and information on these themes, available to the entire educational community and families.

www.jogodasprofissoes.pt

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