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On 13/14 October 2022, the project partners met in Giulianova/Italy, for the second project meeting in the Erasmus+ project DIGIBLEND. A good month after the workshop on game development in Stralsund, the first task was to test the three game designs for their suitability for assessing existing digital knowledge and skills. As a result of this round of testing, we decided together to make one game out of the three concepts. This way, we can put the best ideas to use.

The project consortium then looked at the upcoming testing phase, where all partners will test the game-based assessment approach with participants from our target group (adults 55+).

The results of this test phase will then feed into the second phase of the project, where we will develop a game-based hybrid learning format.

All project partners were very positively touched by the creative and cooperative atmosphere and are already looking forward to our next meeting and the cooperation until then.

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During our game-building workshop within the DIGIBLEND project, our colleague from CIAPE has asked our managing director Thomas Blum some questions. Here is the video.

with fun and some action.

Here is the video about it.

The Erasmus+ project VideoTeach project aims to equip instructors and trainers with digital competencies for the production and use of instructional videos. The competence profile will describe the training needs. Among others, the most important and relevant competence areas and levels of the European Digital Competence Framework (DigComp), applied to video education for teaching in the green industry, will be included.

To ensure a realistic link between the project outcomes and the working world, the partners have analyzed their national skill needs based on their experiences and professional opinions. The analysis led to findings, e.g. which of the competence areas and competence levels are of particular importance for the development of the specific VideoTeach competence profile.

On 2 and 3 June, the partners of the growMET project met in Urnieta (Basque Country/Spain) to discuss the progress of the project so far and to plan the tasks still to come. After 14 months, a lot has happened in this collaboration: we have developed a blended learning for teachers and an online toolkit for Growth Mindset and are close to finalising a series of newsletters for parents.

The project partners discussed the remaining tasks and the best ways to disseminate the results. Our aim is to help teachers across Europe to overcome the challenges of integrating digital teaching into their practice.

Empowering teachers with growth mindset – a summary from the work in our growMET project.

We have just released the first newsletter in our Erasmus+-project “EMPOWER – Encouraging Migrant Women to seize their Potential and Opportunities in the World of Entrepreneurship”

Click here to view newsletter

In our Erasmus+ project “AgeAdapt – Adaptation Tools for Ageing Workforce in SMEs” we work together with five other organizations from Poland, Slovenia, Spain and the Czech Republic to enable employees to stay in the work process as long as possible. RegioVision is project coordinator.

We have successfully completed our first project deliverable. In our State-of-the-art report we looked into the current situation of age management in SMEs in the individual partner countries and have collected valuable insights that form the basis for our further work.