Educational Tools
International educational tools
We carry out international educational projects under the Erasmus+ programme, in which we co-create tools (websites, web and mobile apps) and educational programmes (training programmes and materials, educational films, e-learning courses, guides, etc.) for parents, seniors and young people. The finished materials can be used by anyone – a trainer, an educator, or a parent or senior who wants to develop their skills.
Innovative methods of senior activation
An international project to build the competences of seniors and educators of older people who want to work using innovative methods of bringing about social change. The idea of the project is to support seniors in making use of their competences and sharing their knowledge and skills by being active in their local communities.
A portal for seniors and educators
The activeseniors.eu portal contains plenty of interesting materials to inspire action, both for senior educators and for seniors themselves. It includes examples of various activities carried out with seniors in the countries taking part in the project: Poland, Italy, Bulgaria, Slovenia and Serbia, a description of the methods used, and information about a comprehensive e-learning course for senior educators presenting 12 different methods of senior activation.
Portal activeseniors.eu
Media literacy for parents
Project website: http://meli4parents.eu
Thanks to the cooperation of partners from 6 countries on developing parents’ media literacy (improving parents’ skills in using the so-called new media and protecting children and young people from the dangers associated with them), a workshop programme and training materials for parents, an educational web app and a media literacy guide were created.
Media literacy guide for parents
Media Literacy. A Guide for Parents has been published in six languages: English, Bulgarian, French, Greek, Polish and Italian. It is the work of an international team, created to help parents prevent and counter the threats children face online, and also to discover the opportunities the internet offers them. The guide is a unique combination of knowledge about the digital world and psychological knowledge about the behaviour of parents, children and young people, and thus delivers an innovative programme spreading knowledge about the digital world among parents, with the child as the main beneficiary. It is written so that each part can be read separately.
All for Inclusion
Project website: https://all4inclusion.eu/
The project produced educational tools for seniors to develop new digital and mathematical skills (using the internet and social media safely and responsibly, maths in everyday life, managing household finances, shopping online, online payments, etc.). Training materials and an educational portal are available.
