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School Education Department (SED) Punjab, Tech Valley and Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), have joined hands and launched the Digital Safar Training program in public schools of Lahore, Punjab. This initiative is inaugurated by the Honorable Minister for School Education Department Punjab, aims to empower the province youth with essential digital skills through trained teachers. The program includes Google's "Be Internet Awesome," which educates students on cyberbullying, online security, and digital citizenship through interactive activities. Additionally, "Google CS First" introduces students to coding, enhancing their creativity, problem-solving, and computational thinking skills.
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Fostering Responsible Digital Citizens

Tech Valley, in partnership with Google and Jazz, developed the Digital Safar program for kids aged 9-14. This initiative aims to foster a generation of responsible digital citizens who can safely navigate the online world and leverage technology positively

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Navigating the Internet Safely

Google's "Be Internet Awesome" helps students navigate the internet safely through gamified learning and educational resources. It covers responsible online behavior, including cyberbullying, online security, and digital citizenship. The program focuses on five key principles: Think Before You Share, share with Care, Be Respectful, Be Aware, Protect Your Stuff, and Talk It Out.

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Basic Coding Skills for Children

Google's "CS First" program introduces coding fundamentals to children, fostering creativity, problem-solving, and computational thinking. Activities allow students to pursue passions through code, whether in storytelling, art, music, or other interests. This program promotes cognitive development and prepares children for future learning.

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Targeting

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1000 Teachers

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50000 Students