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Blended mobilities as a means of improving study programmes

Part of a Long-term activity

Main Info

Sector:
SEVET
Priority:
Digital transformation (2021-27)
Scope:
Transnational
Type of presence:
Face-to-Face
Venue country:
Slovakia
Venue city:
Bratislava
Working language:
English
Key Action:
KA1
TCA documents:
Postponed:
No
E+ Academy:
No
Start date:
24.05.2023
End date:
26.05.2023
Subtopic:
newcomersICT

TCA Description

Themes and goals:

The rationale comes from the new type of mobility – blended mobility which comes hand in hand with digitalization – one of the main goals of the new programme. Through this THO NA plans to get together experienced and inexperienced teachers in this topic and by sharing good practice broaden participants’ horizons by showing them how blended mobilities can boost their curricula and attract students in case mobility is fully recognized and supported by high level of digitalization at school. 

Expected results:
  • Sharing of good practice examples among participants;
  • Establishment of new contacts;
  • Gaining knowledge about blended mobilities, infrastructure the school needs, how are mobilities recognized. 
Additional information:

24th May: registration from 16:30, programme starts with welcome activities and dinner 

25th May: full day programme, social programme in the evening, joint dinner

26th May: half-day programme, lunch, departures around 13:30

Participants are required to stay during the whole duration of the event. 


Slovak NA covers accommodation for 2 nights (24-26 May), meals and social programme. 

The event will take place in Hotel Loft https://www.lofthotel.sk/en 

*This is a postponed TCA from October 2022. 

Partners and participants

Organiser NA:
SK01 - Slovak Academic Association for International Cooperation
Number of participants:
50
Target group:
Erasmus+ Programme experience level:
Profile of participants:

SE and VET teachers of lower and upper secondary schools (ISCED 2 and ISCED 3), experienced teachers whose schools offer a variety of blended courses / mobilites together with inexperienced teachers who would like to get inspired and are motivated to include blended mobilities and courses into curricula. 

Legend

Pending booked places

Accepted places

Sending partner(s):
AT01 - 3 BE02 - 2 CZ01 - 2 DE02 - 2 DE03 - 2 DK01 - 2 EE01 - 2 ES01 - 3 FI01 - 2 FR01 - 3 HU01 - 2 IE01 - 2 IS01 - 2 LV01 - 2 MT01 - 3 NL01 - 2 NO01 - 3 PL01 - 2 RO01 - 2 SI01 - 1 SK01 - 10 PT01 - 2 SE01 - 2 RS01 - 2
Pending booked places:
0
Accepted places:
60

TCA Participant Application

Start date of TCA Participant Application:
17.01.2023
Application deadline:
16.03.2023
Confirmation deadline for Sending NAs:
22.03.2023
Confirmation deadline for Organiser NAs:
29.03.2023

Long-term Activity Info

Title:
Digitalisation in School Education- LTA
Coordinator:
HU01 - Tempus Public Foundation
Priority:
Digital transformation (2021-27)
Subtopic:
teaching ICT research 21st century
Sector:
SE
Country:
Czech Republic Estonia Germany Hungary Ireland Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Slovakia
Working language:
English
Start date:
01.2021
End date:
06.2024

Rationale and background:

Due to rapid technological development and a growing need for sustainability, digital teaching and learning in education had already been in focus for a while prior to the pandemic – a paradigm shift towards digitisation in education was already underway. Current events have accelerated the paradigm, making way for a new normal. The Covid-19 pandemic and the physical distancing that followed have affected all walks of society, also education. In order to keep education running, educational institutions have had to quickly adapt to the situation. This has resulted in an unprecedented push to digital teaching and learning.


Challenges:

Digitalisation offers many opportunities, but also presents many challenges. Reinvention is not always a choice. The coronavirus is permanently reshaping the way we live, teach and learn. Some of the behaviours developed in crisis — including wide-scale digital adoption — will outlast the pandemic, well after restrictions on activity are lifted.

Digital transformation in education is more necessary during this crisis, not less. Resources — both in terms of talent and money — will likely be constrained. Digital initiatives may need to be reprioritised based on relevance in the current environment. New problems and opportunities may come to light with greater urgency. Digital transformation roadmaps are needed. It is key to continue to experiment and innovate with digital solutions. It is vital to train target groups to use existing digital methods more effectively and create new ones as well.

Planned Activities:

The overall aim of this long-term activity is 

  • to encourage educational institutions across Europe to use lessons learnt during the Covid-19 pandemic, and create state-of-the-art and update existing methodologies for digital learning at individual, community and institutional level; and
  • to use them strategically in the future. 
  • thereby influencing Erasmus+ Programme and policy objectives at national and EU level

We are planning to proceed the topic during the available time frame through seminars and research activites on three levels:

Seminars:

  • 1st (individual) level: key actors, teachers, school staff, etc. – aiming to improve digital awareness, skills and competences, to enrich methodology, and to facilitate digital content creation as well as to encourage the use of existing platforms such as e-Twinning, etc.
  • 2nd (community) level: networking among teachers in the online space – aiming to facilitate communication and collaboration to be channelled into classroom teaching by learning from one another as well as emphasising the use of existing platforms such as e-Twinning, etc.
  • 3rd (institutional) level: school leaders, decision makers – aiming to upscale and support digital transformation into institutional level. 

    • Research:
      Through activities of the LTA 2021-2024, participants are supposed to learn about existing and tested practices that can be incorporated into their own strategies as well as identify possible gaps leading to further and better Erasmus+ projects and encourage the development of state-of-the-art solutions.

      LTA continues to welcome any NAs 

            • wishing to adopt Digital wellbeing programme realized by HU01 to implement in 2022/23 budget year as organizers
            • wishing to examine any other aspect of digitization in schools as an organizer, 
            • or co-organizer/co-financing partner in any other activity implemented by other national agencies, 
            • or of course as sending participants to any LTA-supported event.
            Expected results:

            The expected impact of the LTA in ascending order of policy effect:

            • Coordinating LTA in Digitalisation with research, events, study visit for quality projects in E+
            • Supporting Erasmus+ programme with high quality Digitalisation project
            • Exploiting E+ project results in the development of SE actors, institutions in the field of digitalisation
            • Upscaling  project results to policy level for improving E&T sector 

            Single Activities Connected to this Long-term Activity

            DIGITAL WELLBEING FOR EDUCATORS
            Media literacy as a key skill for modern life
            Digital inclusion in school education
            Creative use of learning applications in school education
            Blended mobilities as a means of improving study programmes
            Erasmus+ Online Contact Seminar (TCA) - Media Literacy and Disinformation
            The Digital Classroom
            Contact Seminar "Enhancing Digital Competences in Education and Training"
            Digital inclusion in school education
            Contact Seminar "Enhancing Digital Competences in Education and Training"
            Digital EDvolution: Empowering School Educators in the Digital Age