Building a digitally intelligent society
We train children and young people in digital skills for their personal, social and intellectual development, together with their parents and teachers.
Five pillars of digital skills
Each colour in our logo stands for one area we teach.
Digital literacy
Safe, responsible use of the internet and digital tools.
- Critical thinking
- Creative thinking
- Digital culture
- Emotional intelligence
Artificial intelligence
Understanding AI and using it critically, for learners and teachers.
- Artificial intelligence
- Machine learning
- Deep learning
- Data science
Computer science
Programming, cybersecurity, robotics and emerging technologies.
- Algorithms
- Programming
- Cybersecurity
- Robotics
- Digital data
Emotional resilience
Managing stress, building confidence and keeping online relationships healthy.
- Stress management
- Self-confidence
- Dealing with cyberbullying
- Screen time
Guidance for parents
A safe digital home: parental controls and open conversation.
- Parental controls
- Family media rules
- Privacy
- Open conversation
We work with the whole community around a child
Recent projects

- European
- Erasmus+ KA220
THINKSAFE
Strengthens critical thinking and digital literacy for 100 vulnerable young people, especially those with disabilities, so they can spot misinformation and online threats such as cyberbullying and scams.
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- European
- Meet and Code
MEET & CODE
Social inclusion through coding: young people from underserved communities and migrant backgrounds learned the logic behind code and built critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
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- European
- Erasmus+ KA220
WAST
Empowers young women and tourism professionals with skills for sustainable, alternative tourism that respects cultural heritage.
View project →Erasmus+ courses in Athens for educators
Seven five-day courses for teachers, lecturers and school leaders: AI, digital tools, inclusion and sustainability.

- Length5 days, 15 contact hours
- Fee€400 per participant
- Groups5–20 participants
- Next2–6 November 2026
- Erasmus+OID E10250793 · PIC 898840219
What people who worked with us say
“Cyberno’s interactive session with our 3rd Gymnasium students completely transformed how they view online safety. Rather than giving a dry lecture on passwords, the team used gamified simulations and realistic social media scenarios that genuinely hooked the teenagers. Our teachers gained ready-to-use classroom materials to keep the conversation alive.”
“Participating in the ThinkSafe project gave our community team actionable toolkits to address cyberbullying, digital resilience, and online privacy. The blend of peer-led exercises and structured mentoring showed young people how to navigate digital spaces critically without fear. Cyberno's approach is grounded, engaging, and highly impactful.”
“The WAST workshops delivered an exceptional balance between cutting-edge technology and practical application. Cyberno demystified complex digital tools and automated workflows, making digital empowerment accessible to non-technical learners. The collaborative sessions fostered genuine networking and provided frameworks our institution now uses daily.”
Social media protection guide
Cyberbullying, password and identity theft, scams and phishing. A free guide for parents, teachers, students and young people.
Awards and partners
Latest news
Cyberno joins the 9th Points of Support cycle
AI Navigators Cyclades brings digital ethics and responsible AI to schools in South Naxos and the Small Cyclades.
Read →New Erasmus+ courses in Athens
Seven five-day courses for educators from across Europe, November 2026 to July 2027.
Read →Screen time and addiction
A webinar on screen time and addiction.
ReadWant to work with us?
Schools, municipalities, NGOs and universities: write to us about workshops or joint European projects.


