Thank you for joining us!
This campaign has initially started in Spain and is now expanding to other countries.
If you'd like to get involved and help us tailor this promotional material to your conuntry, please get in touch with us!
This is the type of material we currently have (in Spanish)
➡️ Posters to print at home and in HD (for professional printing)
➡️ Videos of the campaign
Youtube: https://youtu.be/uMU7YZi79Ek
Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/1013781512
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➡️ Examples of messages to share:
A huge portion of teenagers worldwide spend over 5 hours a day online. This is making them feel worse, both physically and psychologically.
Shouldn't school be part of the solution, rather than part of the problem?
>> Join our campaign at offm.org/education
Are you tired to see your kids be forced to use tablets in class when there is evidence of the harm that hyperconnexion is causing?
Find out about the 12 reasons why it's urgent to reconsider the presence of EdTech in schools and the 5 things we should do about it.
>> Join us: offm.org/education
Using digital devices at school for everything makes education worse. It is a sources of distraction for students and raises privacy issues.
>> Find out more about we should exclude EdTech from schools: offm.org/education
In the past decade, mental health, social habits, and cognitive skills of young people have deteriorated considerably, to a large extent because of the excessive use of digital technology. Schools should be part of the solution, not the problem.
Find out about the 12 reasons why it is fundamental to reconsider the presence of educational technologies at school and our 5 proposals:
1. Ensure That Textbooks Are Always Available in Paper Format
2. Limit the Use of Screens in Classrooms to Exceptional Situations
3. Guarantee the Right of Students, Families, and Teachers to Disconnect
4. Make Digital Technology an Object and Not a Means of Study
5. Offer a Screen-Free Alternative
More information about our campaign on offm.org/education
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Find out about OFF: A Manifesto to regain control over digital technology, even beyond education.