‘Serious Games’, videogames for educational purposes, are gaining popularity in basic teaching, entrepreneurship education and therapy. A report of the Complutense University of Madrid explains that this kind of games make education different since they are not based on memorising, but on learning and applying knowledge in a safe environment.

The UNESCO Chair TECLIN has signed an internship agreement with the Master’s Degree in Communication of the University of Valladolid, in particular with its headquarters of Segovia, so that the students can do the their internship.

Brazilian Speakers of Nheengatú, from the Amazonian northeast, talk about the time of the day pointing to the corresponding position of the sun in the sky.

The director of the UNESCO Chair TECLIN, Jesús Cardeñosa, will travel in the coming months to assess institutions and help to organise the network of the UNESCO Chair TECLIN of Brazil.