‘Youthtechnology’ was a week training course organised by Don Bosco Youth-Net and Aktionszentrum Benediktbeuern and supported by Erasmus +. Its main objective was to create an exchange space to reflect about the the reality of youth using the internet and technology. It also had as a main goals knowing how to use the technology for networking, promotion and effective communication and sharing good practices in combination of creating good content and disseminate materials for their both national and local organisations. The project was developed for international animators and youth workers with experience leading groups and animation. The topic was also for international young people who were interested in improving their technological skills and that were with or without experience in technology with social media. The activity consisted in an intensive five day training course in Aktionszentrum Benediktbeuern. The participants had an interest of knowing better how implement technology on their daily volunteering methodologies, improving and developing more their own skills of editing, creating digital content. They learnt how to adapt their own technological skillls to youth-work. Each organisation selected the participants that were sent to the programme. The participants were between 16 and 30 years old. They had experience in working with young people. They could be volunteers or paid staff. The project also focused on involving young people with fewer opportunities. The trainers were international trainers of Don Bosco Youth-Net Pool of trainers. They used different methodologies such as reflections groups, games, analysis, workshops, to achieve the objectives and the planned results. The main objective was to improve technological skills, but also to improve the quality of youth work in sending organisations. We wanted also to boost interculturalism and European awareness and open a diverse exchange of point of views and perspectives of communication and technology, through Europe represented in the participants and their sending organisations. The objectives of this training course were: 1. Exchange about different realities of youth using technology. 2. Improving and practising skills in using technology within youth work. 3. Reflection on the impact, limits, and risks of sharing on the internet. 4. Learning about GDPR guidelines, linked with safeguarding. 5. Finding topics and creating or collecting real content to promote own organisations after the project. 6. Editing skills for promotion material. 7. Learning tips and tricks and statistics on a wider dissemination of the material.