Erasmus+ Project 2020-1-AT01-KA204-078005
Digital learning never stops. Since it is so interconnected with digital technology which is costantly evolving, there is not doubt that we will have new challenges to face in the immediate future, like: 1. Managing and maintaining engagement levels: With many distractions around, it is challenging to maintain the engagement levels of the learners. Digital Read More …
Intergenerational learning is a transformative educational approach that brings together individuals from different age groups, fostering mutual understanding and exchange of knowledge. By encouraging older and younger generations to interact and learn from one another, this method of learning promotes social cohesion, reduces age-related stereotypes, and enables personal growth for all involved. In today’s digital Read More …
Active Learning1 requires some activities performed by the learner. The principle of “active learning” is based on the fact that the student actively deals with the material in different ways and does not only memorize the gained knowledge. In simple terms, active learning means that the learner has to do something and not just passively Read More …