Video Contest "Technology Yes, login with responsibility" organized by the Ministry of National Education, with Educ.ar, Chicos.net, Google and Save the Children, and announced its winners.
Thus, the initiative was supported by the National Institute against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (Inadi), focused on how to make safe, responsible and productive Internet and new technologies.
Chicos.net, civil organization that promotes the responsible use of information technologies and communication, along with Save the Children Sweden and with support from Google, Inadi Educ.ar and presented to the winners and winning the video contest "TecnologíaSí, login with responsibility. "
The contest aimed to create a meeting place where boys and girls could collectively think their own arguments about the Internet and new technologies, encouraging the responsible use and positive tool.
The initiative was aimed at young people who live in Argentina and they had between 12 and 18, although / as aged 18 and over who were pupils regular middle schools could also participate.
The jury was composed by Claudio Morgado (Inadi President), Alicia Banuelos (Rector of the Universidad de la Punta de San Luis), Ignacio Hernaiz (Educ.ar general manager), Veronica Fiorito ( general producer of the Canal Encuentro), Victoria Campetella (Communication Manager Google Argentina) and Gaby Reyes (Program Coordinator of the Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean, Save the Children Sweden).
The winning was "I hate Charlie" by students of the institution Gate 18 of the City of Buenos Aires. The choice of the video was based on the creativity of the proposal, the clarity of message, originality, resolution of the assembly and synthesis.
addition, the video invites us to reflect about cyberbullying (bullying among peers) through social networks, the consequences this has on many children and how difficult it is to undo damage caused.
also was given a second award to the team "Three crazy cats "made by students of colleges Bede's Grammar School, Brick Towers College and Los Robles Pilar, for her video" Everything was perfect ... but something went wrong ", which shows that you have to make room for technology, but thoroughly because some people do not know what he does on the Internet.
also was given a second award to the team "Three crazy cats "made by students of colleges Bede's Grammar School, Brick Towers College and Los Robles Pilar, for her video" Everything was perfect ... but something went wrong ", which shows that you have to make room for technology, but thoroughly because some people do not know what he does on the Internet.
addresses the controversial issue of privacy protection, images and personal data and the impact it can have, for example in working life.
Finally, the third prize went to the team Polvorines "of that same locality belonging to the province of Buenos Aires, for the video "The technology circle" which calls for a conscious use of technology, thus avoiding the generation of a circle of irresponsibility.
Finally, the third prize went to the team Polvorines "of that same locality belonging to the province of Buenos Aires, for the video "The technology circle" which calls for a conscious use of technology, thus avoiding the generation of a circle of irresponsibility.
Search encourage positive use of technology (allowing communication) and not the negative of the cell (which often generate distracting).
addition to the winning videos, special mentions were made Pueyrredón equipment and Slaughter, Lake Puelo (Chubut), Pergamino (Buenos Aires) Córdoba, Santa Rosa (La Pampa) and Colorado River (Black River), in recognition of meritorious work and conditions shown in the works.
The prizes for the top spots include next-generation electronic equipment and participation in a filming of a Channel Meeting.
The competition was attended by over 2300 children across the country covering a total of 224 videos.
addition to the winning videos, special mentions were made Pueyrredón equipment and Slaughter, Lake Puelo (Chubut), Pergamino (Buenos Aires) Córdoba, Santa Rosa (La Pampa) and Colorado River (Black River), in recognition of meritorious work and conditions shown in the works.
The prizes for the top spots include next-generation electronic equipment and participation in a filming of a Channel Meeting.
The competition was attended by over 2300 children across the country covering a total of 224 videos.
Each of the videos was made entirely by the group who submitted and published in the competition site available to users for voting on favorite videos, then be selected by a jury appointed by Chicos.net.
The competition winners will automatically go to the American phase of the contest will compete with eight other countries.
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