Young Digital Planet would like to invite you to visit UniversalCurriculum.com, our fully flexible and interactive educational project.

Universal Curriculum is a pool of electronic eContent covering the main curriculum subjects taught at the level of K-12 education: Science, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry. The content is flexible enough to be adapted to any national curriculum, particular textbook or specific teaching concept. It is created with multicultural and language-independent content that can be used in majority of the national education systems at the level of primary and secondary school.

Please visit our website UniversalCurriculum.com for more information.

yTeach.co.uk -

24/7 English is the flagship of YDP’s language learning courses family. Based on the popular "Language in Use" Cambridge textbook series it combines the Cambridge English teaching experience with modern technology possibilities used by YDP. The course teaches English from absolute beginner to intermediate level. Its rich content and wide syllabus make it possible to learn the language effectively in order to use it every hour, every day and everywhere.

Grasping the Future

Young Digital Planet will be taking part in Grasping the Future - an inspiring conference shaping the future of learning and innovation.

The event is targeted to all key developers and decision makers of learning and innovation in schools, universities, companies and public organizations. It is organised by Finnish National Board of Education (FNBE), Turku School of Economics / Finland Future Research Centre and Wanha Satama.

Visit us in Helsinki on October 1-3

eLearning Awards

For the eight consecutive year, European Schoolnet is running the eLearning Awards to recognise the people and schools that provide some of the finest examples of ICT innovation and impact on children’s learning.

The objective of this competition is to identify and highlight best practice examples in schools that make good pedagogical use of ICT. Many teachers use their technical and creative skills to find new and innovative ways of teaching and learning based on the use of new technologies, but often their work is not known outside a small circle. The eLearning Awards provide a platform to share successes and learn from each other. Here teachers can show to a wider audience how ICT helps improve their methodology, makes their daily life in teaching easier and also enriches their work in the classroom. All entries are visible through the eLearning Awards portal, arranged country by country, so it is easy to look at inspiring work from around Europe. The eLearning Awards 2007 are organised by European Schoolnet, with the support of Young Young Digital Planet (Platinum sponsor), Intel, Interwrite Learning, Promethean, SMART Technologies (Gold sponsors), Apple, MICHAEL (Silver sponsor), Adobe, Belgacom, Microsoft, SIVECO Romania, Telefónica O2 and UPC (Bronze sponsor).

Visit eLearning Awards Conference in Rome on 4 December 2008.

Gold Seal of Excellence in Multimedia 2007 We are thrilled to inform you that YDP is one of the winners of the European Gold Seal of Excellence in Multimedia 2007 awarded by European Multimedia Forum. Winners were announced during the CEBIT exhibition in Hanover, which took place between 15-21 March 2007. The European Seal of Excellence in Multimedia is a yearly award bestowed by the European Multimedia Associations Convention (EMMAC) to distinguish European companies with applications, services or technologies that are genuinely outstanding and world class, as well as recognising non-European Companies that have an outstanding track record of collaboration with Europe. more... eLearning Awards Young Digital Planet was a Principal Partner for the eLearning Awards, awarded in 2006 for the sixth time. The eLearning Awards aim at identifying and awarding excellent practice in using ICT for learning. They highlight common European cultural values by investing in human capacities and teachers' professionalism. Awards are given to ongoing or recently completed educational projects and activities. The best three projects submitted won first, second and third prize in the overall category, the 'Young Digital Poland Award for Best use of ICT in education'. To read more about the project please go to: