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RoboHub equips teachers with the key knowledge and skills needed to navigate and leverage the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in education. ​

Strengthening the link between education professionals and the library sector, NEDLib runs in 5 partner countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Latvia and Portugal).

Bridging the Digital Divide More than a third of the Austrian population does not yet feel fully fit online. 37% lack basic digital skills, according to the Digital Skills Indicator. In the long term, these skills are a key qualification for

About this project The Network of Digital Facilitation Services is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at promoting the widespread growth of digital skills across Italy. Its objective is to encourage the autonomous, informed, and responsible use of new

An EU-funded project by 13 leading research and industry organisations from throughout Europe that works to improve access to cultural heritage, with a special focus on people with sensory impairments.

An innovative online portal that empowers teachers in the Flemish region of Belgium to apply personalised learning approaches to digital education training.

The Estonian project by the University of Tallinn and ENK surpassed its own objectives, training over 200 youth workers for a little over than a year.

The Panhellenic School Network is the national online infrastructure for the provision of internet and communication services to the educational community of Greece. The DCF is the official national network and internet service provider for all

The “Innovators for Artificial Intelligence (AI)” initiative is implemented by the non-profit organisation Science For You – SciFY and the ahedd Digital Innovation Hub of the National Centre for Natural Sciences (NCSR) “Demokritos”, with the support

Among other things, the digital transformation has changed the way information is communicated. This also applies to information about professions and companies. The Biwi - Virtual Company Tour project also makes use of this. Getting to know