38 classes within the all-Russian projects reached 2000 students in Tatarstan.

      The classes received high praise from both students and teachers. In the past academic year, the Ministry of Digital Development of Tatarstan, in collaboration with leading IT companies, conducted 38 classes on digital literacy in the schools of the republic. The lessons were part of the all-Russian projects "Digital Lesson" and "Digital Literacy" with the support of the national project "Data Economy." A total of 2,000 children participated in them. As noted by the Deputy Minister of Digital Development of Tatarstan, Bulat Gabdrakhmanov, the classes received high praise from both students and teachers. Schoolchildren learned to recognize the tricks of scammers, use neural networks as assistants, communicate safely in messengers, and much more.

      13 open lessons on the "Digital Lesson" project took place in the assembly halls of schools, each class gathering about 150 listeners. Approximately 1,500 teenagers participated in them. The speakers were experts from leading Russian IT companies. They discussed real cases with the students and talked about future professions. Among the topics were: "AI Agents" from Sberbank, "Video Platform" from VK, "Chat Matters: The Evolution of Neural Networks and Digital Security" from Yandex, "Cybersecurity in Space" from Kaspersky Lab, "Data Analysis: How Algorithms Help Find What Each Needs" from Avito, and "How to Code on Quanta" from Rosatom.

      "Digital Lesson" is an all-Russian project that helps teenagers acquire useful digital skills and get acquainted with IT professions. The second project, "Digital Literacy," was conducted in the format of interactive classes in separate groups of 25-30 people. In Tatarstan, 25 such lessons and master classes were held, involving more than 500 students. The classes were dedicated to real risks on the internet:

      "Digital Fakes: Learn How to Recognize Deepfakes" (Yandex) "How Digital Habits Change the World" (Kontur) "How to Safely Book Accommodation for Travel. Charity: How to Help Safely" (Avito) "Learn Honestly. Smart Profit. Dropping: What It Is and Why It's Dangerous" (Sberbank) "Safe Communication in Messengers" (VK) "Harmful Advice on Digital Security. Protecting Pets in the Digital World" (Kaspersky Lab) "Suspicious Calls" (Rostelecom)

      "Digital Literacy" is an all-Russian educational project for children and adults. Its organizers are the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia, the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, and the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Digital Economy." The program includes a series of educational cartoons and methodological materials for teachers.