Tag: digital skills

The Digi Teachers project helps VET teaching staff improve their digital skills and competences with a strong link to pedagogy. Teachers enhance their capacity to implement online education, support their students’ digital skills and network with European colleagues engaged in special education.

The My Data Secured – raising youth awareness of their EU-ratified rights project helped 14 to 21-year-olds and youth workers to keep their data secure.

Recognition of prior learning in Finland is being developed as part of a parliamentary reform of continuous learning. Finns have solid experience in competence-based education thanks to reforms already carried out, but the work is by no means complete.

The EU and UK are promoting a European approach for digitalisation together

Competitive Skills Open Badges offer a comprehensive model for recognising digital skills. The badge constellation…

Open Badges for digital skills offer a finished model for recognising digital skills. The badge…

Together on the net offers professional training courses on hybrid learning as a teaching method.

TIEKE and its partners have launched a project, NGOs Imparting Knowledge Economy in Rural Areas, to survey third sector organisations as users and promoters of digitalisation locally and regionally.

This project investigated how third sector organisations utilise and advance digitalisation locally and regionally.

Alongside technological innovations, we need a strong vision on how to utilise developed technology in a manner in line with our shared values.

The DigiStar project promoted the digitalisation of tourism and restaurant sector SMEs and strengthened their digital competences.

People stare at their phones on the street, and seem not to notice one another. No wonder smart device users are branded ‘antisocial’. However, other people and a vast social scene can be found behind the screens.

This training project aids the participant to understand the meaning of strategic planning in competence-based learning.

The aim of the project is to develop a nationwide open badge constellation, which enables the verification of adults’ problem solving skills in technology-rich environments.

This is the question we will address during a two day virtual seminar on 18-19 May 2020, and you are all invited. Highlights of the day include a workshop about hugely successful “Elements of AI” –course.