We have just celebrated this year’s Sant Jordi competition and with it the second edition of the Netiquette contest, an initiative of our Erasmus Plan designed to promote reflection on the responsible use of social networks and the importance of taking care of our mental health in the digital age. This year we have received fabulous contributions that make us stop for a moment to think about technology and mental health, and help us prevent cyberbullying, anxiety and the devastating consequences of digital violence.

The Netiquette contest has become an essential space for critical reflection on online interactions. Your contributions are a testament to your valuable commitment to the common good and the desire to help create a safer and more respectful virtual space.

A highlight of the contest is its ability to discover creative talents among students. Multimedia media, such as videos, podcasts and infographics, have been used in innovative ways to convey powerful messages. Your artistic expression is exemplary and motivates future generations to develop skills and share ideas to improve society. You can see the winning creations and special mentions of this in the Padlet that we have created especially for the occasion.

We deeply thank all the students and teachers who have contributed to making this contest possible. Let’s continue working together to promote responsible and healthy use of social media!