Information programme
learning to check what you read
This programme holds what we publish about information: stopping before you believe, checking before you share, recognizing the tricks that make a false story look true. The habits are learned on realistic cases rather than abstract rules. They hold up afterwards in front of a headline, a viral image, a shocking statistic, or a studio expert.
1 action online
- Avant d’y croireCheck a piece of information before believing or sharing it, on training cases that are realistic and entirely fictional.
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Digital programme
learning to handle everyday tasks on your own
This programme holds what we publish about digital independence. It has you do the task instead of listening to it explained: the screen is simulated, a mistake costs nothing, and you start again as often as you need. Writing a message, booking an appointment, spotting a trap, choosing what you share: everyday life, with a hand on the mouse.
3 actions online
- Clic par clicCarry out the digital tasks of everyday life on simulated screens, where getting it wrong costs nothing.
- The WorkbenchConvert, shrink and clean up your files in the browser: the work happens on your device, and nothing leaves it.
- The AI ManualUnderstand how a language model works, what it can do, what it makes up, and when not to use it.
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Health programme
learning to understand your health and find your way through care
This programme holds what we publish about health: understanding your own body, reading medical information without being taken in, knowing who to turn to and when. The association’s rule applies here as everywhere: free of charge, openly licensed, no data collected, and educational content that never stands in for a health professional.
2 actions online
- Avant les secoursPractice first aid on playable emergency scenes: you decide, your decision plays out, then the official guidance explains why.
- Words Within ReachBuild a sentence from pictograms and have it spoken aloud, on screen or on paper, when words will not come.
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Environment programme
learning to understand what is at stake and act at your own scale
This programme holds what we publish about the environment: understanding what is at stake, telling an order of magnitude from an impression, seeing what actually gets decided at the scale of a home, a school, or a town. It sticks to established facts and verifiable actions, with no doom and no lecturing.
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Animals programme
learning to know animals and respect living things
This programme holds what we publish about animals and the living world: recognizing, observing, understanding what an animal needs, domestic or wild, and measuring what a human presence changes around it. It describes living things as they are, with the rigour expected of educational content.
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Rights programme
learning to know your rights and use them
This programme holds what we publish about citizenship: how a public decision gets made, what an election, an appeal, or an association is for, and which rights the law gives every person. It treats equality as a right to know, not an opinion, and never takes a side.
3 actions online
- By RightDiscover the rights European law already gives you, the same across the Union: you decide, your decision plays out, then the official text settles it.
- Letters That WorkWrite the letter that gets a result: the right recipient, dated facts, a clear request, a deadline, proof, and no name given to anyone.
- Plain MoneyUnderstand money before signing: a budget, a loan, a contract, a promise of returns, and the traps that come with them.
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Knowledge programme
learning for the pleasure of knowing
This programme holds what we publish about science, history, and general knowledge: what is known, how it came to be known, and why that is more interesting than the shortened version. It exists for curiosity itself, with no exam waiting at the end.
3 actions online
- The LibraryRead, print and reuse complete teaching textbooks: free, no account, openly licensed.
- ODERSA TranslateTranslate in the browser, with the text never leaving the device: a local engine, a dictionary of credited human sentences, an open API.
- The Sky in Every LanguageRecognise tonight’s sky from anywhere on Earth, and read the names the world’s cultures give to the same stars.
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