Schools on Internet Governance
Schools on Internet Governance (SIGs) are organizations that inform end users about the stewardship of the internet. SIGs have been around since 2007, with the opening of the European School on Internet Governance (EuroSSIG) in Meissen, Germany. Each of the schools has developed its curriculum based on its local needs as well as availabilities. Some bring in international faculty, some prefer to restrict their courses to be led by local faculty. Each of the schools has developed its own method of funding and student selection. Some teach at a basic level to students who have no experience with Internet Governance, while others work with young professionals with some experience in Internet governance.[1]
SIGs
The following SIGs have registered with the Dynamic Coalition:[2]
- Virtual School of Internet Governance[3]
- North American School of Internet Governance[4]
- Brazilian School on Internet Governance[5]
- Argentina School on Internet Governance[6]
- Cote d'Ivoire Internet Governance School[7]
- Malian School on Internet Governance[8]
- Liberia School of Internet Governance
- Ghana School on Internet Governance[9]
- Benin Internet Governance School [10]
- Nigerian School on Internet Governance [11]
- Chadian School on Internet Governance (TdSIG)
- Zambia School of Internet Governance
- African School on Internet Governance[12]
- Middle East and Adjoining Countries School on Internet Governance[13]
- North African School on Internet Governance[14]
- Winter School on Internet Governance, Digital Policies and Innovation[15]
- European Summer School on Internet Governance (EuroSSIG)[16]
- Russian Summer School on Internet Governance (RSSIG)[17]
- Pakistan School on Internet Governance[18]
- India School on Internet Governance[19]
- Internet Governance Institute[20]
- Bangladesh School of Internet Governance[21]
- SIG Sri Lanka[22]
- Asia-Pacific School on Internet Governance[23]
- Taiwan School on Internet Governance[24]