No, you can enroll and explore whatever module you are interested in. However, we advise to take module 0 before exploring the other 4 modules, since it represents an introduction to democratic dialogue for addressing controversial issues at school exploring strategies for turning such issues into positive pedagogical opportunities, while modules 1 to 4 offer in-depth guidance on specific controversial issues that may arise in classroom, supporting teachers in exploring the topic and be ready to facilitate democratic dialogue with the students about it.

Please, note that if you decide to complete all the 5 modules of the DD@S e-learning programme, you will be able to receive a certificate.

You will be able to receive a certificate of participation, after having completed the whole gamification-based online training, including all 5 modules.

Yes, at the end of each module you will be able to download a folder with all the materials included in the module, so that you will be able to access them in PDF format.

Anyway, we would like to underline that the modules have been conceived to be part of a gamification based online training, and hence the gamification elements cannot be accessible offline.

Sure, you can follow the course at your own pace, close and re-access the platform whenever you have time and pick up where you left off. You will find bars with the percentage of progress achieved for each module and symbols to remind you exactly where you stopped.

Absolutely not! The DD@S training is totally free and all the contents are under a Creative Commons Attribution.

You can access the platform directly from your browser (Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Safari), without downloading any specific software or app.

No, when you register, you will receive your personal credentials for login so that you will be able to access it with your own profile, and your progress, answers and activities will be visible just to you.

Yes, all the contents are under a Creative Commons Attribution, and we encourage you to use the provided materials in your daily practice to encourage democratic dialogue in your school!