The next 23rd and 24th of November will be held at the Palacio de Cibeles in Madrid Xataka Live Citizen, the great technology event organized by Weblogs in collaboration with the Madrid City Council. It is an evolution of the Xataka Awards, in a great technology event for citizens in which in addition to the classic awards ceremony for the best of the technology of the year there will be much more.
Xataka Live Citizen will be a great technology event for citizens open to all, with experiences, round tables and talks. In addition, the access is free and free.
Round table: the classroom of the future
He Friday 24 it's the day when Xataka Live Citizen It opens to all citizens. The event will host various round tables and talks related to how technology impacts our lives. One of them is especially interesting for Babies readers and more:
Classroom of the future: are we taking advantage of all that technology can give education? (19:10, Main stage) In the last decades, the way we communicate, we move, we inform ourselves has changed ... However, a classroom 50 years ago is very similar to one of today. Is providing devices to students enough to update education? How do you train tomorrow's trainers?
We will have speakers like the journalist Javier Palazón, director of Education 3.0, Javier Martín, Education Business Manager at Lenovo, Daniel Rodríguez Vicente, Professor at Humanitas Bilingual School and teacher trainer and Andrés Dancausa, CEO of Sofia Square in a colloquium moderated by María Llanos, editorial director of Weblogs Lifestyle (the editor of Babies and more).
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Workshops for teenagers
In addition, during the morning more than 600 ESO Madrid students will go through the appointment to participate in workshops and experiences, some of which will continue to function during the afternoon open to all families who want to approach.
- I want to work in the world of Videogames!: What is behind a video game? We will have several professionals who will explain to the children how their work is. Programmers, screenwriters, translators, designers, testers, RV experts ...
- All against Digital Bullying: An experience in virtual reality with Samsung and its production Empathy subject, that allows teenagers to empathize with the victims of bullying and know how to act in those cases.
- Chemistry class with Flipy in virtual reality: The popular Flipy will be with us and will present his latest video game, a title for PlayStation VR with which the kids can attend a virtual chemistry class with children as helpers.
- Being a youtuber is not a children's game: Several Youtuber of recognized prestige will share their experiences and give the guidelines to be a good youtuber: training, ethics and values, communication, content development ...
In addition, they will also take place workshops with the collaboration of Incibe (National Cybersecurity Institute) and the Créate Foundation:
- Incibe Workshop on Cybersecurity: fun challenges that will allow children to strengthen and know those issues that can be found in their daily lives on the Internet.
- Samsung workshop of Virtual Reality against Digital Harassment.
- Marathon Build your 3D printer with BQ
- Gaming workshops with HP Omen with tricks and preparation to succeed in eSports.
- Competition Living code from Fundación Créate and Xataka Live Citizen, in which children between 12 and 16 years old will participate with technological entrepreneurship projects created by themselves.
And much more, open every day November 23 and 24
But Xataka Live Citizen is much more. For two days, the Cibeles Crystal Gallery is filled with exhibition of the latest technology of brands, experiences, talks, round tables and workshops. We will talk about the education of the future, mobility, artificial intelligence, eSports, journalism and fake news ...
You can find more information and the complete program of activities on the Xataka Live Citizen website.
How to get to Xataka Live Citizen?
The event is held in the heart of Madrid: the Crystal Gallery of the Palacio de Cibeles. The entrance is made by Montalbán Street, 1, and it's free and free.
The nearest metro is Banco de España (line 2). By EMT bus you can arrive with lines 1, 2, 5, 9, 10, 14, 15, 20, 27, 34, 37, 45, 51, 52, 53, 74, 146 and 150. There is also a BiciMad station . We recommend you arrive in advance because for security reasons the capacity is limited.
You have all the information and the complete program of activities on the Xataka Live Citizen website.
