Beeline and Child Development Fund launched the third stage of  digital literacy lectures

ArmInfo.

Beeline Armenia and  Child Development Fund have announced the third stage of the joint "Digital opportunities for school children" program.

The program is aimed at making everyday educational process at  Armenian schools more interactive, interesting and efficient through  teaching students a number of digital skills.  The program targets  120 school children aged 13-16 from 10 schools of Ararat, Armavir,  Vayots Dzor and Kotayk regions.

The first stage of the courses in each region kicked off in May.  Today was dedicated to the 6-hour lecture on "What do we tell? How do  we tell? and Who do we tell?", which will allow the children to get  acquainted with the skills of forming speech and creating content, as  well as ideas of multimedia and visualization.  "I am very happy to  see these young people today, who discover with the help of  experienced mentors the opportunities and advantages of modern  technologies. I am convinced that the knowledge received within the  frames of this program will be helpful for their education, career  and life," Beeline Armenia CEO Andrey Pyatakhin said.  Within the  frames of the program, training manual will be introduced, which  gives the opportunity to complete the toolset used during the  program. 

To recall, "VEON Armenia" CJSC is now "VEON Armenia  Holdings B.V." (Beeline trademark) is part of the VEON group of  companies, which is one of the world's largest integrated telecom  operators. The group includes communications companies that provide  voice communications and data transmission services based on a wide  range of wireless and fixed communications technologies, as well as  broadband Internet access to subscribers in Russia, Italy, Ukraine,  Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyz  Republic, Laos , Algeria, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Group companies  provide services under the brands "Beeline", "Kyivstar", "Wind",  "Mobilink", "Banglalink" and "Djezzy".