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“Education for Peace and Development”: Honoring the World’s First International Day of Education with a Panel Discussion

“Education for Peace and Development”: Honoring the World’s First International Day of Education with a Panel Discussion

The first-ever International Day of Education was celebrated on 24 January 2019, to recognize that inclusive and quality education is a human right and a crucial component to building a world free of poverty, achieving gender equality, and creating a better world. It is also the focus of the fourth Sustainable Development Goal, "Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all." To honor this commemoration, a panel discussion on Education for Peace and Development was held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.


Abcore Cadí's web forms simplify work to NGOs

Abcore Cadí's web forms simplify work to NGOs

The form is one of the key tools for the conversion of Internet users in partners, donors and volunteers. With the functionalities offered by the Acore Cadí forms, the entities have many options to manage them very easily, improving communication with the users of the web.

The forms are also very useful to collect inscriptions, data, ideas and have some interesting features, we see them:

 

formularis abcore cadí

 
  • Types of fields
We can have fields that will fill the databases in different formats. Some serve to inform the Internet user with Titles, Texts, etc.
Others invite you to "enter" data by forcing the format, for example: email, date, texts, etc.
And others allow "select" actions, for example from a list of countries or from a drop-down list of options.
These fields can be displayed directly on the form tool, or with freedom of design on any page of the web.
 
  • Automatic responses and data collection
Abcore Cadí shows a custom screen after the user has clicked "send the form." You can also send an automated email. You can also send the data collected to an email address, to an external CRM or to the database of the form itself.
  • Control of workflow and exploitation of data
The form administrator can follow a customized workflow on the Abcore Cadí platform itself. Within the administrator you can register the different states of each filled form, for example Received-> Answer-> Accepted.
The system also allows you to export the data in Excel or .csv format
  • Publication of results
Sometimes it is advisable to publish some of the collected data, for example, if we receive support signatures for a campaign. That is why the Data service can display data from the selected fields on the web page, which can be displayed in public, or privately for registered users.
 

A good practice we use at iWith.org

When we call a prize and the organizations present their proposal the following workflow is developed:
  • The Internet user sees the message of thanks in the screen to participate with relevant data
  • The user receives an email through which the status of the application is notified and the next steps to follow
  • If the Internet user visits Google Adwords, the conversion is recorded by linking the published ad with the successful result of the filled form.
  • The person in charge of managing the prizes receives an email alert with the collected data
  • Trello's desk opens a card with the application data in the entrance column, and puts it at the disposal of the scholarship committee that will complete and move the card by evaluating and selecting it through the counter.

On the other hand, Excel exported is used to upload to the massmailing service the list of participants and send with a single click the emails that inform them of the resolution of the committee.
In other organizations, for example mariacanals.org, the excel of participants in the piano contest, serves to complete the participant file on a word with the "Match correspondence" function so that the jury has an authentic book of participants with all the data by hand.
 

Some general tips when designing forms

  • Simplify the form by eliminating all distractions and links that may distract the user from the completion and sending of the form.
  • Simplify the number of "mandatory" fields. It is better that we ask a donor to have an account number by telephone, rather than giving the donor a donation because he did not have the information at hand when filling out the form and then get distracted in other things.
  • We use the appropriate types of fields (fields of number, date, email, etc.) to obtain robust data validation, and thus prevent the data entered from being erroneous and, if there are errors, they are displayed in the same form clearly identifying the wrong fields providing help to solve the error.
  • We comply with data protection laws, requesting permission to manage data informing the rights of the user
  • We protect the forms under https security certificate. This feature is enabled by default on the entire Abcore Cadí platform.

The forms tool is available at Abcore Cadí for all projects, without interrupting the service and at no additional cost.
From iWith.org, we invite the organizations to contact the support service if they wish to improve the visual appearance or functionality of their forms.

 

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Abcore Cadí's web forms simplify work to NGOs

Abcore Cadí's web forms simplify work to NGOs

The form is one of the key tools for the conversion of Internet users in partners, donors and volunteers. With the functionalities offered by the Acore Cadí forms, the entities have many options to manage them very easily, improving communication with the users of the web.

The forms are also very useful to collect inscriptions, data, ideas and have some interesting features, we see them:

 

formularis abcore cadí

 
  • Types of fields
We can have fields that will fill the databases in different formats. Some serve to inform the Internet user with Titles, Texts, etc.
Others invite you to "enter" data by forcing the format, for example: email, date, texts, etc.
And others allow "select" actions, for example from a list of countries or from a drop-down list of options.
These fields can be displayed directly on the form tool, or with freedom of design on any page of the web.
 
  • Automatic responses and data collection
Abcore Cadí shows a custom screen after the user has clicked "send the form." You can also send an automated email. You can also send the data collected to an email address, to an external CRM or to the database of the form itself.
  • Control of workflow and exploitation of data
The form administrator can follow a customized workflow on the Abcore Cadí platform itself. Within the administrator you can register the different states of each filled form, for example Received-> Answer-> Accepted.
The system also allows you to export the data in Excel or .csv format
  • Publication of results
Sometimes it is advisable to publish some of the collected data, for example, if we receive support signatures for a campaign. That is why the Data service can display data from the selected fields on the web page, which can be displayed in public, or privately for registered users.
 

A good practice we use at iWith.org

When we call a prize and the organizations present their proposal the following workflow is developed:
  • The Internet user sees the message of thanks in the screen to participate with relevant data
  • The user receives an email through which the status of the application is notified and the next steps to follow
  • If the Internet user visits Google Adwords, the conversion is recorded by linking the published ad with the successful result of the filled form.
  • The person in charge of managing the prizes receives an email alert with the collected data
  • Trello's desk opens a card with the application data in the entrance column, and puts it at the disposal of the scholarship committee that will complete and move the card by evaluating and selecting it through the counter.

On the other hand, Excel exported is used to upload to the massmailing service the list of participants and send with a single click the emails that inform them of the resolution of the committee.
In other organizations, for example mariacanals.org, the excel of participants in the piano contest, serves to complete the participant file on a word with the "Match correspondence" function so that the jury has an authentic book of participants with all the data by hand.
 

Some general tips when designing forms

  • Simplify the form by eliminating all distractions and links that may distract the user from the completion and sending of the form.
  • Simplify the number of "mandatory" fields. It is better that we ask a donor to have an account number by telephone, rather than giving the donor a donation because he did not have the information at hand when filling out the form and then get distracted in other things.
  • We use the appropriate types of fields (fields of number, date, email, etc.) to obtain robust data validation, and thus prevent the data entered from being erroneous and, if there are errors, they are displayed in the same form clearly identifying the wrong fields providing help to solve the error.
  • We comply with data protection laws, requesting permission to manage data informing the rights of the user
  • We protect the forms under https security certificate. This feature is enabled by default on the entire Abcore Cadí platform.

The forms tool is available at Abcore Cadí for all projects, without interrupting the service and at no additional cost.
From iWith.org, we invite the organizations to contact the support service if they wish to improve the visual appearance or functionality of their forms.

 

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Call for participants from Spain for the International Conference on digital transformation of youth

Call for participants from Spain for the International Conference on digital transformation of youth

You are still in time to register for this conference to learn and put into practice knowledge about the different digital tools and new technologies that are available on the Internet !! You have time to sign up until January 21 in this link!

This Conference, which will take place on February 15, is the final event of the TURN ONline project. There will be presented the results of the 4 seminars that have been organized throughout 2018: digital management, online communication, online training and online activism.

The participants of the Conference will have the opportunity to reflect on the issue of digital transformation of youth NGOs and also attend the following workshops:

  • Digital tools for management: Trello, Asana and Freedcamp.
  • How to communicate peace and human rights.
  • Online activism: best practices and perspectives.
  • E-learning in the field of youth: how to create an online course within your youth NGO

Here you are more information about the conference.

We are looking for participants who want to register for this conference.

Remember: if you are interested you have time to sign up until January 21! You can do it through 
this link!

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2019 - List of selected contestants

2019 - List of selected contestants

The following contestants have been accepted to participate in the 65th International Piano Competition Maria Canals that will be held in Barcelona, between March 23rd to April 4th in Palau de la Música Catalana.

The members of the Selection Committee highlighted the great level of all the candidates. Because of the limited number of contestants that the Competition is able to cover, a lot of contestants with the qualified level to participate were not accepted. From the Competition we encourage them to present their candidature again in the future.

The Secretary of the Competition will send all the selected contestants an email with all the information about Schedule, hotel and registration fee.

 

  • Robert    Bily
  • Bernat Català Rams
  • Xuehong Chen
  • Jun Hwi    Cho
  • Efstathios Chomatsas
  • Aaron Chow
  • Diana Chubak
  • Antonia     Comito
  • Diana Cooper
  • Anna Dmytrenko
  • Dominic Doutney
  • Daniel Hyunwoo Evans
  • Francisco José García Verdú
  • Magí Garcías
  • Salih Can Gevrek
  • Nicolas    Giacomelli
  • Radosaw Godzikowski
  • Pedro Gomes
  • Josue Gonzalez
  • Natanel    Grinshtein
  • Zhiheng Guo
  • Michael Andreas Haeringer
  • So Hyang In
  • Wenqiao  Jiang
  • San Jittakarn
  • Hyeonjun Jo
  • Luis Carlos  Juarez Salas
  • Honggi    Kim
  • Su Yeon Kim
  • Haeun    Kim
  • Shuta Kimoto
  • Ana Kipiani
  • Aleksandr Kliuchko
  • Kurara    Koga
  • Magorzata Kruczek
  • Nikolai    Kuznetsov
  • Rafael Kyrychenko
  • Jin-Hyeon Lee
  • Tommy Jing Yu    Leo
  • Robert    Levinger
  • Jinhong    Li
  • Ying Li
  • Daumants Liepins
  • Roman    Lopatynskyi
  • Philipp    Lynov
  • Nail Mavliudov
  • Sitong Meng
  • Rodolphe Menguy
  • Alberto Greer Menjon Bohanna
  • Dongjun Miao
  • Filip Michalak
  • Aidan Mikdad
  • Francisco Montero
  • Fuyuko    Nakamura
  • Jorge Nava
  • Priscila    Navarro
  • Jeremias Javier    Obando Telleria
  • Daniel Ochoa Gaxiola
  • Niklas Oldemeier
  • Samuel Sangwook Park
  • Yeon-Min Park
  • Daria Parkhomenko
  • Ido Ramot
  • Kiana Reid
  • Mateusz Rettner
  • Rubén Ángel Russo gutiérrez
  • Kazuya    Saito
  • Polina Sasko
  • Philipp Scheucher
  • Ayane  Shoda
  • Phanuwat Sripramodya
  • Vitaly Starikov
  • Kaoruko Takagi
  • Simone Alessandro  Tavoni
  • Daria Ioana Tudor
  • Xinran Wang
  • Xiaoxiao  Wei
  • Andrzej    Wiercinski
  • Ka Jeng    Wong
  • Yong Gi    Woo
  • João Xavier
  • Yuanfan Yang
  • Alexander Yau
  • Lin Ye
  • Jihyung    Youn
  • Chuyue    Zhang






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