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Date: 29 August 2025Time: 15:00 About the event On 29 August 2025, the Digi-Peda seminar for students took place, designed for those seeking modern, creative, and effective ways of learning. The seminar brought together an active student community eager to explore new tools that help plan studies more effectively, absorb content better, and integrate technology… Continue reading Digi-Peda Student Seminar – Successfully Completed

The UpSkilling Coaches project recently held its regular Meeting of the Month (MOM), providing an important opportunity to review progress and set priorities for the upcoming period. During the meeting, partners discussed several key areas: These discussions mark important milestones for the project. Each step brings us closer to our goal: empowering coaches with innovative… Continue reading Highlights from UpSkilling Coaches Monthly Meeting

On Thursday, 28 August 2025, the partners of the RoboticsInEdu (RbtcsInEdu) project held an online meeting to review recent progress and align on the next steps. The meeting brought together representatives from all partner institutions, ensuring a collaborative exchange of ideas and insights. The agenda covered several important areas of work: The discussion highlighted the… Continue reading Updates from the RoboticsInEdu Project Meeting

Date: August 28, 2025Time: 14:00 About the Event On August 28, 2025, the Digi-Peda Seminar for Teachers brought together educators eager to enhance their digital competencies and explore innovative teaching methods. The seminar served as a space for sharing knowledge, presenting results from the Digi-Peda project, and encouraging the practical integration of digital tools into… Continue reading Digi-Peda Final Seminar for Teachers – Successfully Completed

As part of our ongoing Think Twice Media Literacy Campaign, these four infographics explore the journey of false information online: why people share it, when and where it spreads, how it takes root, and why it is created in the first place. By understanding these steps, we strengthen our ability to think critically and protect… Continue reading Think Twice: Why False Information Spreads, and How We Can Stop It

The Digit2Me consortium met online to review progress and align next steps for Digital mentoring for young people with disabilities in rural areas: Improving skills for an independent living. Partners from Spain, Slovenia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, and Turkey shared updates across work packages and coordinated upcoming activities to keep the project on track and impactful.… Continue reading Digit2Me Online Project Management Meeting — Highlights

The TRAVEL project consortium recently held a successful online coordination meeting to align upcoming activities and ensure smooth progress toward the project’s goals. The meeting focused on finalizing the outcomes of Work Package 3 (WP3) and launching the implementation of Work Package 4 (WP4), which is centered around engaging schools in immersive virtual field trips.… Continue reading TRAVEL Project Partners Meet to Coordinate Next Steps

On Friday, partners of the Co-DEAL project gathered online for a coordination meeting to review progress, share updates, and plan upcoming activities. The meeting served as an important checkpoint to ensure alignment across all partners and to move forward with the next phases of the project. The meeting began with a brief welcome and introduction… Continue reading Co-DEAL Project Partners Hold Online Coordination Meeting

As part of our ongoing Think Twice Media Literacy Campaign, this series of infographics uncovers how disinformation is crafted, why it exists, what forms it takes, and who ends up spreading it. Understanding these patterns helps us become more resilient, critical, and informed digital citizens. 1. How Is Disinformation Created and Spread? The first infographic… Continue reading Think Twice: Understanding How Disinformation Is Created and Spread

In a groundbreaking effort to enhance vocational education and training within the correctional sector, the PROMOTE (Promoting Integrated Professional Development for Prison Practitioners in the Field of Vocational Excellence for Offender Reintegration – Project number: 101144006) project has reached a pivotal milestone. This Erasmus+ Partnership for Excellence (Centres of Vocational Excellence – CoVE) has successfully… Continue reading Pioneering New Approaches to the integration of people who have been sentenced: PROMOTE Project Unveils Key Insights for Correctional Professionals Across Europe