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Best Practices Submission Form

Digital Well-being Course

We invite partners and stakeholders to share best practices, case studies, or initiatives related to digital well-being, which can be showcased or integrated into our online course.
Your contribution will help us highlight diverse approaches, tools, and experiences from across the network.

Name:

Organization / Institution:

Country:

Email address:

Title of the Best Practice:

Short description (max. 150 words):

Main focus area (select one or more):

Digital literacy Mental health and well-being Healthy digital habits and screen time Online safety and data privacy Digital inclusion and accessibility Other

Target group(s):

Students Teachers / Trainers Professionals Parents General public Other

Type of resource:

Educational material (lesson, guide, video, etc.) Tool or app Policy / initiative Research or report Other

What problem does this best practice address?

What outcomes or impacts have been observed?

Key success factors or lessons learned:

Upload file(s) of Supporting Materials

Add a link to more information or resources (e.g. website, publication, media coverage):

Consent:

I agree that the information provided may be shared on the project website and used as part of the Digital Well-being course materials. I confirm that I have the right to share the submitted materials.

Windee (Well-being in Digital Education Ecosystem)

Grant Agreement No.: 101195779

Duration: 36 months

Start Date: 01/03/2025

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

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