eLearning - Description of projects selected in 2005
Digital Literacy
DAECeL - Digital Arts Education - a way towards creative eLearning
The important issue in the project "Digital Arts Education - a way
towards creative eLearning" is that not only technical skills but also
creativity with dialogical skills and abilities to express one self are
essential in promoting digital literacy. The aim of the project is to
support strongly active citizenship and creativity of children and young
people with the intention of promoting skills of ICT using arts as an
instrument. The project brings together already existing social,
technological and artistic innovations in order to create in close
collaboration between arts organisations and school education such content
of eLearning that it provides easy access to ICT to arts and to
international dialogue.
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 01/01/2006 - 24 months - 206.980,80 €
Co-ordinating organisation: City of Hämeenlinna, Arts Centre ARX, Finland
Contact person: Niina Torkko
niina.torkko@hameenlinna.fi
e-LARA - e-Learning, Alphabetization of Rural Areas
The main objectives of this project are
- To increase the abilities and the competences in matter of ICT
instruments of the young people and the women employed in agriculture to
prepare them to the emerging media culture
- To overcome the digital divides that characterizes the rural and
marginal zones of the territory and its consequences on the persons who
live there
- Identification and dissemination of good practices in the field of
e-learning, constituting a transnational network of exchange and
comparison, in order to identify elements of excellence to promote the
use of new technologies and the e-learning
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 10/02/2006 - 18 months - 193.698,54 €
Co-ordinating organisation: Confcooperative Unione Provinciale di Torino, Italy
Contact person: Alessandra Brogliatto
alessandra.brogliatto@confcooptorino.it
eLiLL - eLearning in Later Life
The main objectives of this project are:
- To contribute to digital literacy of older adults 60+ in Europe with
special focus on the use of the new media in life long learning To collect,
compare and distribute examples of good practice in the use of the ICT in
life long learning and to stimulate the application of the ICT by
providers of education for older adults. To promote active co-operation
via the new media between organisations of seniors' education within the
European network LiLL (www.lill-online.net) and other European networks
and between the seniors themselves.
- To promote beneficial forms of application of the new media and to
contribute to active participation of older adults in all spheres of life
in Europe.
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 01/02/2006 - 24 months -
167.294,10 €
Co-ordinating organisation: ZAWiW - Zentrum für Allgemeine
Wissenshaftliche Weiterbildung der Universität Ulm, Germany
Contact person: Carmen Stadelhofer
Carmen.stadelhofer@uni-ulm.de
E-RETAIL - Digital literacy in lifelong learning of the retail trade
sector
The ultimate objective of the E-RETAIL project is to make an evaluation
and dissemination of those projects that carry out the promotion of
digital literacy through the introduction of the new information and
communication technologies in lifelong learning. These projects would be
focused mainly in the retail trade sector, which is our starting point
with the project "Pilot action to promote life long learning through ICT
in the retail trade sector of garments", with the prospect that the
results obtained at the end of the implementation of our project could
be exportable to other sectors, primarily to those fields that have a
bigger shortcoming on the subject of digital literacy in life long
learning.
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 01/01/2006 - 24 months -
241.737,06 €
Co-ordinating organisation: FEMXA Formación SL, Spain
Contact person: Fernando Surís Fernández
fsuris@femxa.com
EuNIC - Towards a European "conceptual approach" to digital literacy
The aim of the EuNIC project is to promote throughout Europe a
"concept-oriented" approach to digital literacy, as opposed to a
technology oriented one. The main objectives of the project are:
- to identify a European shared approach to digital literacy taking
into account the different national contexts;
- to design and develop ICT services for supporting participants
during the courses on digital literacy;
- to define a model for supporting teachers and tutors, and to support
it with ICT services able to create embryos of virtual ‘communities of
practice' for teachers and tutors;
- to develop methods and ICT based- tools aiming at supporting the
participants after the course, so that the developed competences can be
continuously stimulated and further strengthened;
- to define a transferability strategy describing how to extend the
prototype to a larger scale within the countries involved in the project
and possibly in other European countries.
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 01/01/2006 - 18 months - 167.703,39 €
Co-ordinating organisation: Atene - Centro di eccellenza per l'innovazione
formativa, Italy
Contact person: Gianluca Bertucci
bertucci@atene.it
MEVA - Living Memory
The main objectives of this project are:
- Identifying the programmes or projects that have been or are being
carried out that involve learning for elderly people who have access
difficulties due to their geographic location or social economic
situation about new technologies.
- Setting up a general framework for elderly people to learn about new
technologies.
- Identification, assessment, reporting and dissemination of good
practices for helping the elderly to learn about new technologies in
rural municipalities in Europe.
Project Description (PDF Document)
Start date - duration - grant: 01/01/2006 - 18 months -
196.107,28 €
Co-ordinating organisation: Diputació de Barcelona, Spain
Contact person: Luis Baixeras baixerasbl@diba.es
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