Video Recap of Digital Horizons.
Our Project
In the charming town of Pálháza, Hungary, 56 young people from Czechia, Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, and Slovakia came together for an unforgettable experience called Digital Horizons The event was all about exploring digital skills and artificial intelligence while forming new friendships Over the week, participants dove into hands-on activities, learning about the latest digital tools and AI technologies that are becoming so important today.
The exchange was also a great chance for everyone to share their cultures and connect on a deeper level A highlight was the intercultural night, where participants got to celebrate their unique backgrounds, sharing stories, laughter, and lots of fun They also took part in cool activities like using AI to create stories and videos, and even building Instagram posts with AI-generated images – giving them a fresh look at how AI can be used creatively.
As the event wrapped up, the group took time to reflect on everything they’d learned and the bonds they’d made On the final day, they received their Youthpass certificates, celebrating all they’d accomplished Digital Horizons wasn’t just a week of learning; it was a transformative experience that gave these young people the skills and confidence to face the digital future – with new friendships and memories to take with them.
Some of the cool things we did during this project.
A SWOT analysis of Ai’s Evolution.
Photo Gallery
A few more moments from this activity :).
Dissemination Events
Our participants engaged in more than 60 events for dissemination and exploitation of results, sharing the knowledge, skills and experience gained during the activities, within their community.
Disseminations held by Maria Miruna Ciuica in Colegiul National Ion C Bratianu, for 30 people.
Presentation made by André Silva in a small studio for his friends.
Dissemination held by Filoména Kopacz and Melánia Kelemen in Sapientia EMTE Csíkszereda, for 20 people.
Disseminations held by Laura Maria Constantin in Liceul de Arte Dinu Lipatti for 28 people, and in Biblioteca Judeteana Arges for 50 people.
Disseminations held by Albert Bakus, for 10 peopleDisseminations held by Albert Bakus, for 10 people.
Presentation of 4 Hungarian participants of the Digital Horizons project in the school Kürt Alapítványi Gimnázium, for 25 people.
Dissemination held by Minja Nikolic and the other members of the serbian group in Gimnazija Bora Stankovic Bor, for their classmates.
Dissemination held by Laura Petrášová and Oľga Bošelová for their classmates in Gymnázium Andreja Kmeta.
Dissemination held by Monika Gomolová in Súkromná Škola Umeleckého Priemyslu Žilina, for 20 people.
Dissemination held by Tomáš Hofbauer, and Dacian Puiu in Krestanske gymnazium Kozinova, for 20-20 people.
Disseminations held by Katarina Dragonjic, in Gimnazija Krusevac for her classmates.
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