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On September 23, 2019, EuDA organized the final partner meeting of our 3D-HELP project.
All partners (from Croatia, Lithuania, Romania and Malta) came to Prague to discuss the last steps of the project, its dissemination and sustainability.
The next day, September 24, we organized a final conference not only for the project partners, but also for public, such as adult learners and teachers. The project and its outputs were disseminated and the participants could try to create and print their own key chain using 3D printer, with the help of lecturers from PRUSA RESEARCH.
Both events were very successfull and the project comes to its final phase. Do not miss all information about the project on its website and Facebook page!
The DESK project partners have successfully concluded the 2nd Transnational Project Meeting in Pila, Poland.
The meeting’s goals among others were the approval of the established State of the Art Review (O1) and also discuss the emerging Curriculum (O2). In addition, sample material of courseware that can be developed was demonstrated during this meeting. In the end, the partners were able to define exactly how the DESK Training Toolbox (O4) content will be developed and who does what in the remaining project period.
At the end of April, partners of the 3D-Help participated in a meeting, which took place in Kaunas, Lithuania. The main topic discussed was e-learning, which will help adult learners to get new infomration about 3D printing. All partners gave their feedbacks on the previous outputs and discussed possible improvements.
We are now in the last phase of the project, which will end in September with the final conference in Prague.
For more information about the project, look at our website and Facebook page.
Have a look on the second newsletter of the 3D-HELP project!
You can find more information about the project on its website: http://3dhelp.euda.eu
On behalf of the AgriGo4Cities project partnership, we kindly invite you to take part in our transnational conference PARTICIPATORY URBAN AGRICULTURE FOR INCLUSIVE CITIES,
which will be held in Budapest on the 19th of March 2019. The transnational conference, coordinated by the Central Transdanubian RegionalInnovation Agency, will bring together scholars, practitioners, NGOs, activists, policymakers and public institutions’ representatives, with the aim of discussing the urban participatory agriculture contribution to the development of vibrant community-building spaces, the possibilities for integration of the participatory approach into public decision-making and ways to motivate and empower marginalized groups to become socially and economically more engaged in the decision-making processes. The conference will be held in English, Hungarian translation will be provided.
You are invited to follow the progress of the conference on the Facebook event page:
https://www.facebook.com/events/225195041761270/
and apply as a participant through the online form until 8th March 2019:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScx9uryg8hiczu5NCZmy3n3KBRjZ-uKpHbP2SRyyI8IcmMOfg/viewform?fbclid=IwAR2Sf6rY6KjDLbTOil1wyKDwpErkaQ8SI6rRZ0Z86KRNFLCBq87vsCO0UnE
Are you a teacher, educator, representative of a school or of an educational institution? Are you willing to know more about Strategic Management? Would you like to spend a week in Prague?
If the answer is YES, then this course is for you!
This course is intended for teachers, educators, representatives of schools or of any other educational institution interested in acquiring or enhancing further skills in strategic management, implementation of modern trends and innovations in the education system, as well as enhancing the participation of their schools in European projects.
Strategic management in schools forms the core theme of this course, which its most significant part is international cooperation and development of European schools, therefore throughout the course, the participants will acquire some knowledge in topics related to strategic management, such as financial planning or staff management.
For more information http://courses.euda.eu/
VINA project (Validation of Informal and Non-formal Skills) is about to finish. During the last month of the project, public events have been held in each partner country in order to disseminate the project´s main outputs – the Database and ROTA Analyzer.
Click here to look at the project´s last press release or here to read the third newsletter.
For more information about the VINA project, visit its website: https://www.vinaproject.eu/.