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Final Report Digital Creativity improving Society Festival: Nov 28-Dec 1, 2018 | Graz FINAL REPORT EYA Competition, Festival, Programs & Events Join Forces for Social Change! For the Council of Europe (CoE) Idea & Concept: Prof. Dr. Peter A. Bruck, PhD Contact: Dr. Birgit Kolb, Project Manager European Youth Award ICNM – International Center for New Media Leopoldskronstrasse 30 - 5020 Salzburg | Tel: 0043 660 63 04 082 a.) Website .......................................................................................................................................................... 5 b.) Festival publication ....................................................................................................................................... 5 c.) Information Materials .................................................................................................................................. 5 d.) EYA Roll-Ups, Visuals, Videos ....................................................................................................................... 5 e.) EYA Press Releases ....................................................................................................................................... 5 f.) CONFERENCE BADGE ................................................................................................................................... 6 g.) GALA EVENING .............................................................................................................................................. 6 a.) A European-wide Contest for Youth using Digital Technologies socially valuable ............................... 7 b.) Who could participate in EYA 2018 – 59 Countries ................................................................................... 7 c.) 9+1 Categories – Digital Creativity improving Society .............................................................................. 7 d.) Evaluation Criteria – Best Practice Evaluation ........................................................................................... 8 e.) EYA Timeline – Year of Action – Many EYA Events – over 1000 Participants ......................................... 8 a.) Online Jury – Two Rounds ............................................................................................................................ 9 b.) Onsite Jury – Final Round ........................................................................................................................... 11 c.) Special Category: mYouth Jury .................................................................................................................. 12 d.) Festival Jury – Onsite Evaluation of the Best ........................................................................................... 13 a.) 15 Winning Teams in 8 + 1 Categories from 14 Countries .................................................................... 14 b.) Overall Winner: European Young Digital Champion .............................................................................. 28 c.) Overall Winner mYouth: Mtabe ................................................................................................................. 28 d.) Special Awards: EYA Partner highlighting certain aspects of the Winning Projects ........................... 28 a.) The Festival in a Nutshell ........................................................................................................................... 30 b.) Festival Participants .................................................................................................................................... 30 c.) Festival Program – Dynamic Collaboration to improve Society ............................................................ 31 d.) Festival speakers & Moderators: Unique Workshops and Knowledge-Transfer ................................ 35 a.) The international Online Student Program – European Youth for EYA Winners ................................ 37 b.) The local Student Program – FHs and Universities in Graz work on the EYA Winning Projects....... 37 c.) Open Space: The Exhibition – Interaction, Feedback, Creativity ........................................................... 38 d.) The Best Work of the Students – Recognized for their Engagement and Efforts ............................... 39 a.) General Information ................................................................................................................................... 40 b.) Event program ............................................................................................................................................ 40 c.) Media Report ............................................................................................................................................... 42 d.) Partners and Supporters ........................................................................................................................... 42 2 a.) General Information ................................................................................................................................... 43 b.) Theme .......................................................................................................................................................... 43 c.) Participants.................................................................................................................................................. 44 d.) Local Coaches.............................................................................................................................................. 44 e.) International Guest Coaches ..................................................................................................................... 44 f.) Jury................................................................................................................................................................ 45 g.) Winners ........................................................................................................................................................ 45 h.) Developed prototypes ............................................................................................................................... 46 i.) Event Program ............................................................................................................................................ 48 j.) Media Report ............................................................................................................................................... 49 k.) EYA Media Clippings (extract): ................................................................................................................... 49 l.) Photos of the Event .................................................................................................................................... 49 m.) Best of Videos ............................................................................................................................................. 49 n.) Partners and Supporters ........................................................................................................................... 49 a.) General Information ................................................................................................................................... 50 b.) Themes: Digital and Tangible Projects with Social Impact .................................................................... 50 c.) Participants.................................................................................................................................................. 51 d.) Onsite Coaches ........................................................................................................................................... 51 e.) International Online Coaches ................................................................................................................... 52 f.) Social (VR) Hackathon Expert Jury ............................................................................................................. 52 g.) Social (VR) Hackathon Winners: Digital and Tangible Projects with Social Impact ............................. 53 h.) Developed Prototypes ............................................................................................................................... 53 i.) Event Program Social (VR) Hackathon Salzburg ...................................................................................... 57 j.) Media Report ............................................................................................................................................... 58 k.) Social Media Report:................................................................................................................................... 59 l.) Photos of the Social Hackathon ................................................................................................................ 59 m.) Best of Videos ............................................................................................................................................. 59 n.) Partners and Supporters ........................................................................................................................... 59 a.) General Information ................................................................................................................................... 60 b.) Participants.................................................................................................................................................
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