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Methodological tool "Engage to Motivate" explores how artificial intelligence is transforming youth work and provides practical frameworks, tools, and strategies for engaging and supporting young people in the digital age.
1. To provide practical frameworks, tools, and strategies for engaging and supporting young people in the digital age.
2. To highlight how youth workers can use AI responsibly while maintaining meaningful human connections, ethical practice, and active participation.
Methodological tool "Engage to Motivate" explores how artificial intelligence is transforming youth work and provides practical frameworks, tools, and strategies for engaging and supporting young people in the digital age. It also highlights how youth workers can use AI responsibly while maintaining meaningful human connections, ethical practice, and active participation.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/5928
This tool is for
Youth workers, youth leaders, facilitators, trainers, volunteers and part-time youth workers who may not be professional trainers but have a significant role in working with young people.
and addresses
Personal Development, Peer education, Youth Participation
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
Training and Networking
The tool was created by
Neribota Ateitis
in the context of
The tool was created during the training course "Youth Work in the AI Era" March 2026, Kaunas, Lithuania by delegations of 7 countries: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Romania, Spain.
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Jone Bieliunaite (on 10 August 2026)
and last modified
5 August 2026
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