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As part of the Erasmus+ BAGAL – Bridging the AI Gap in Adult Learning project, we asked 70 adult educators from Germany and Slovenia about their experiences, challenges and expectations regarding artificial intelligence in education.
Our first face-to-face project meeting in Rome (10–11 June) brought together partners for two intensive days of collaboration, creativity, and shared learning.
In May, we held a Train-The-Trainer session at the Cene Štupar Adult Education Center as part of the Erasmus+ GENIE project.
The partner of the TIPS project, CEED Slovenia, organized the event World Champions, which featured entrepreneurs sharing interesting real-life business stories.
In May, we participated in the Sejem zaposlitveno-kariernih priložnosti, where we had the opportunity to present the Erasmus+ project P2P – Pathways to Progress.
As part of the Respect Connect project, 47 teachers and education professionals from Spain, Greece, Slovenia, Türkiye, Croatia and Latvia took part in national co-creation workshops, sharing their experiences, challenges and priorities around bullying and cyberbullying prevention.
This is one of the key questions behind DigPlay - Unlocking Digital Potential Through Gaming, a new Erasmus+ Forward-Looking project that we officially kicked off in Krk, Croatia, at the end of May.
We are excited to invite you to the next Pan-EU conference, tomorrow from 15:00 to 16:30 CET, dedicated to early childhood education, preschools, and kindergartens.
Last week, the mobility activity of the European project UP2NEB came to an end in Milan.