Capparelli, the school remains open on RaiPlay

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 29 - From edutainment for children to cross-cutting and multimedia insights for students of all ages forced home, to great dramas that have written the history of Rai, even to sambao hi-hat tutorials for orphaned spectators of pilates, dance halls or sanescarpinate in the park. The gigantic offer of RaiPlay, the RAI streaming platform that boasts over 15 million registered users, is constantly on the move, "ready to expand to decline according to the needs of the public in the emergency of the virus", underlines the director Elena Capparelli. "We are committed first and foremost to being useful," explained Capparelli to ANSA, starting from the #LaScuolaNonSiFermae campaign and the agreement that Rai has just signed with the Ministry of Education to offer thematic playlists, quality content for teachers and students as an enrichment for teaching distance, but also as a form of entertainment for children and families. "Directly from the homepage - he says - you can access a very rich 'learning' offer with links to the various sections, updated daily". These include 'Play and Create', creative activities for the little ones; 'Let's Coding', the programming lessons for primary school; 'In orbit', for junior high school students, a journey to discover space. Perle Superiore, the first collection proposed focuses on great contemporary writers, Gianni Rodari, Fernanda Pivano, Alda Merini, Philip K. Dick, Luis Sepúlveda, Fruttero eLucentini, Umberto Eco, Primo Levi, Andrea Camilleri, Amos Oz, Alberto Moravia, Oriana Fallaci , Pier Paolo Pasolini, DanielPennac, up to Antonio Scurati and Edoardo Albinati. "In short - Capparelli warms up - the school does not stop on RaiPlay: we share the contents, so organized, even on social networks, to make them travel in a simple way on the chats of children, parents and teachers" (ANSA).