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       |project_title=Vision Statement: .. to re-define the tools, methods and purpose of education, in light of relevant social change.
       |project_title=Vision Statement: .. to re-define the tools, methods and purpose of education, in light of relevant social change.
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       |funding_period=1991-2002
       |funding_period=1992-1997
       |coordinator=[[MISnTED: Management Information Systems & Technology Development]]
       |coordinator=[[MISnTED: Management Information Systems & Technology Development]]
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       |total_cost=>2,5 million CY £ income generated
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       |website=[http://www.cyber-kids.net/cyberkidsnet/index.php?title=Main_Page CYBER Kids Wiki]
       |website=[http://www.multimediafactory.us Website]
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==The Innovation==
The award-winning curriculum of CYBER KIDS was characterised by a number of innovations:
# Each lesson has 4 phases:
* Stimulation leading to role reversal Discovery
* Discussion about tools necessary (Identify tools)
* Learn the tool and use it to complete the project
* Deliver the product
# The focus is on projects and technology is never mentioned
# Each lesson is structured as a KnowledgePacket, combining goals in multiple dimensions
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[[File:CyberKids_CalculatorExample.png| thumb|x400px|right|alt=Example of a simple lesson plan.|Example of a simple lesson plan]]
[[File:KnowledgePacket_Listing.png|thumb|x400px|none|alt=The structure of a Knowledge Packet|The structure of a KnowledgePacket]]
A KnowledgePacket® is composed of:
# The actual know-how and data to transmit to receiver/learner
# The Method of Delivery/Transmission and/or Lesson Plan
# The Tools to use in the process
# The Mental Development that will take place during the learning process
# Real-life applications of the specific knowledge
# Social value and importance of the specific knowledge"
# Author of the KnowledgePacket 8. Owner of the KnowledgePacket
==CYBER KIDS Awards==
# Qualidat 1996, Geneva, Switzerland
# The Elected of the Year '96, Jerusalem, Israel
# [[CYBER KIDS Award for Creativity by the Employers and Industrialists Federation (1998)]]
# [[INPEX Pittsburgh 95 Silver Award for CYBER KIDS Innovative Curriculum]]
==External Links==
http://www.cyber-kids.net/cyberkidsnet/index.php?title=Main_Page


==Related Publications==
==Related Publications==
* Laouris, Yiannis (2014). Teams Construct Knowledge During Project-Driven Social Interactions: A Facet of the CYBER Kids Method. Benjamin Press, Tokyo, New York.
* O’Neill, Brian and Laouris, Yiannis (2013). Teaching Internet Safety, Promoting Digital Literacy; The Dual Role of Education and Schools. In: Promoting a Safer Internet for Children. European Policy Debates and Challenges, Brian O’Neill, Elisabeth Staksrud and Sharon McLaughlin (Eds.), Chapter 10, Nordicom 191-207.
* Mascheroni, Giovanna, Murru, Maria Francesca, Aristodemou, Elena and * Laouris, Yiannis (2013). Parents: Mediation, Self-regulation and Co-regulation. In: Promoting a Safer Internet for Children. European Policy Debates and Challenges, Brian O’Neill, Elisabeth Staksrud and Sharon McLaughlin (Eds.), Chapter 11, Nordicom 209-223.
* Kirwil, L., and Laouris, Y. (2012). Experimenting with the Self- presentation Online: A Risky Opportunity, In: Livingstone, S., Haddon, L., and Goerzig, A. (Eds.), Children, risk and safety online: Research and policy challenges in comparative perspective, Bristol: The Policy Press.
* Laouris, Y. (2011). Are our children losing their identities in the emerging networked world?, Part VI, Chapter 16. Healy J. (Ed.), Endangered Minds. Greek edition. Create Space, USA (In press).
* Haddad, C. and Laouris, Y. (2011). The ability of children with mild learning disabilities to encode emotions through facial expressions. In Towards Autonomous, adaptive and context-aware multimodal interfaces: Theoretical and Practical Issues. A. Esposito, Esposito, A.M., Martone, R., Müller, V.C., Scarpetta, G (Eds.): COST 2102 Int. Training School 2010, Lecture Notes In Artificial Intelligence Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg 6456, 387-402.
* Laouris, Y., Makris, P., Papadopoulos, T. (2011). Validation of MAPS in 16 schools: Computer-based battery of 8 mental attributes tests (in preparation; draft available).
* Laouris, Y. & Eteokleous (2005). We need an educationally relevant definition of mobile learning. (Originally presented in. Proc. 4th World Conference on Mobile Learning, mLearn 2005, Oct 25 – 28, Cape Town, South Africa) On line: www.mlearn.org.za/CD/papers/Laouris%20&%20Eteokleous.pdf
* Laouris, Y. (2011). Are our children losing their identities in the emerging networked world?, Part VI, Chapter 16. Healy J. (Ed.), Endangered Minds. Greek edition. Create Space, USA.
* Laouris, Y. (2011). Change society bottom up: The Cyberkids experiment, Part IV, Chapter 10 & The Future is mobile, Part VI, Chapter 11. In J. Healy (Ed.), Failure to Connect, Greek edition. Create Space, USA.
* Laouris, Y. & Anastasiou, H. (2005). The introduction of IT in the lives of children as a service to global peace: Experiences from a nation-wide experiment 15 years after. Proc. 4th World Conference on Mobile Learning, mLearn 2005, Oct 25 – 28, Cape Town, South Africa. On line: www.mlearn.org.za/CD/papers/Laouris%20&%20Anastasiou.pdf.
* Eteokleous, N., & Laouris, Y. (2005). Are we moving too fast towards integrating mobile devices into educational practices? Proc. Seeing, Understanding, Learning in the Mobile Age, Budapest, April 28–30, 2005, 197-205. Abstract at: http://www.fil.hu/mobil/2005/Laouris-Eteokleous.pdf. Full paper: http://www.cnti.org.cy/cnti_research/Publications/ConferenceFullPapers/Cyprus_Budapest150305.pdf
* Laouris, Y., & Eteokleous, N. (2005). Experiences from the application of knowledge packets as means for educationally, mentally, and socially balanced instruction. Recent Research Developments in Learning Technologies. 485-489. On line: http://www.formatex.org/micte2005/195.pdf
* Laouris, Y. (2005). Educationally relevant meta-data in learning objects: Necessary condition for re-usability. In: O. I. Hillestad & A. Bopardikar (Eds.), Proceedings Cost276, May 26-28, 2005, pp 61-66, Trondheim, Norway.
* Vakanas, G., Laouris, Y., Symeonidou, M., Loizou, E., Stylianou, S., Kouppe, P., and Georgiades, D. (1994). Mythology as a rich and meaningful context for integrated learning of literacy, numeracy and scientific inference: New possibilities. In J. Wright & D. Benzie (Eds.), Exploring a New Partnership: Children, Teachers and Technology, Proceedings of the IFIP TC3/WG3. 5 International Working Conference on Exploring a New Partnership: Children, Teachers and Technology, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 26 June - 1 July, 1994. IFIP Transactions A-58 Elsevier 1994, pp. 173-179.
* Vakanas, G., Laouris, Y., Symeonidou, M., Loizou, E., Stylianou, S., Kouppe, P., and Georgiades, D. (1994). Mythology as a rich and meaningful context for integrated learning of literacy, numeracy and scientific inference: New possibilities. In J. Wright & D. Benzie (Eds.), Exploring a New Partnership: Children, Teachers and Technology, Proceedings of the IFIP TC3/WG3. 5 International Working Conference on Exploring a New Partnership: Children, Teachers and Technology, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 26 June - 1 July, 1994. IFIP Transactions A-58 Elsevier 1994, pp. 173-179.


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