CALL conference in Strasbourg. UPDATE: Live-Stream will be available

Dear friends and members of the CALL-network!

Ethical debate on a frame­work for digi­ta­liza­tion needs to be con­tin­ued.
Our con­fe­rence on “Well­be­ing of digi­ta­li­zed socie­ties and work­places” will be the starting point of a one year process aiming to develop ethical gui­de­lines of digi­ta­liza­tion, this process is co-funded by the ERASMUS+ pro­gramme.

The Stras­bourg con­fe­rence will give the oppor­tu­nity to meet, to learn about good practice in France, Germany, Finland and also discuss dif­fe­rent aspects with Members of European Par­lia­ment.

As an effect of COVID-rest­ric­tions we will be a small group to meet in-person in Stras­bourg,
BUT we offer to you the pos­si­bi­lity of remote-par­ti­ci­pa­tion to a part of the con­fe­rence, i.e. the lectures given and parts of the debates.
By this means you can follow the lectures even if you will not be able to con­tri­bute fully to the dis­cus­sion process.

Times of the live­stream and the updated pro­gramme can found on our website,
there you can also register for remote par­ti­ci­pa­tion: Well­be­ing of digi­ta­li­zed socie­ties and work­places (kda-wue.de)

Only regis­tered par­ti­ci­pants will receive the link to the live­stream (on 9^th of march).

Remote par­ti­ci­pa­tion is free of charge and open to audience in any country.

Hoping to meet you then on screen

For the CALL coor­di­na­tion team

Albrecht Knoch