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Improve the learning process,
communicate without boundaries,
enhance social & education inclusion.

Improve the learning process,
communicate without boundaries,
enhance social & education inclusion.
Design, development and validation of a PBL-oriented, online, collaborative VLE platform,
based on a city-development simulation engine.
Improve the quality of higher education by providing
motivating, stimulating, effective learning contexts
based on active learning & problem-based learning.
Inclusive, innovative, high quality international education.
Enhance Arts Therapy education by developing a multidisciplinary diploma,
focused on art-based therapeutic activities.
ICT-INOV aims to enrich ICT higher education in Asia as a vehicle of innovation and growth.
Preceded by an online meeting, the face-to-face kick-off meeting of the Capacity Building Erasmus+ project ICT4 EDU took place in Amman, on the 8th and 9th of March, hosted by the University of Jordan. GILT researchers directly involved in the project participated in the meeting activities.
The main objective of the ICT4EDU project is to improve the quality of ICT competencies of early childhood teachers and educators in the nine higher education institutions placed in Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt, in line with the advanced EU practices, thereby, aiming at increasing the quality of education in preschools in those three countries.
+ info: ICT4EDU Website | Facebook
GILT researchers were the hosts of the 4th Transnational Meeting of the VRNurse4Kids Erasmus+ project, on the 27th and 28th of February. Aiming at developing an e-learning course on Virtual Reality, targeted at pediatric nurses and nursing students, during this meeting, the partners focused on the requirements for implementing the course, and on strategies to improve the content and respective interactive activities.
The meeting closed with an enlighting visit to the Center for Rehabilitation Research, located in the Health Sciences School of the Polytechnic of Porto.
The University of Orléans (France) hosted the BlendEd Course Kick-Off week, which took place from the 13th to the 17th of February.
This year’s BlendEd edition gathers 52 students organized into 5 teams. Each team must devise a solution for the problem posted by a specific company.
During this week, the students got to know their project challenge and their teammates, had the opportunity to get familiar with Design Thinking and SCRUM frameworks in a “SCRUM Thinking” workshop, and engaged in Teambuilding and Intercultural activities.
For the next few months, students, companies, and teachers will be working at a distance on the proposed solutions. The final results will be presented “live” in Heraklion at the Hellenic Mediterranean University (Greece) by the end of June.
On the 14th and 15th of December, CiC – Co-created Interactive Courseware Project’s closing meeting took place at ISEP, hosted by GILT researchers.
The involved researchers from Wolverhampton University, the University of Maribor, the KULeuven University, and from the Nextbook start-up got together to make final adjustments to the deliverables and discuss the project sustainability.
Further information on the project events and results may be accessed on CiC Website.