About the project
EU educational centers face challenges in organizing and transforming face-to-face courses to high-quality online courses, while establishing online relationships with learners and securing necessary equipment. Many institutions cite issues related to adult education, inclusion of disadvantaged groups, and educators’ digital competencies. It is crucial to invest in educators’ creative and digital culture skills to design quality educational paths rather than focus on specific tools. The “Reimagine Distance Learning” project addresses adult education needs through innovative distance learning methodologies and equal access opportunities for underrepresented groups.
Aim
The Erasmus+ program is implementing “Reimagine Distance Learning” with the participation of five educational centers and organizations from Greece, Italy, Romania, and Germany. The project aims to facilitate an effective transition to digital education by introducing innovative distance teaching methods and tools based on the Instructional Design Methodology. It also seeks to enhance the competencies and readiness of adult education institutions and their educators.
The team behind the scenes
In order to meet the needs of this project, five partners from four different countries joined their forces. The partnership consists of the following:
- CRFSC – Regional Trade Union Training Center Craiova from Romania;
- p-consulting.gr from Greece
- Solaris FZU from Germany
- DENSA Cooperativa Sociale from Italy
- UN-LAB from Italy
Project results
“Reimagine Distance Learning” makes a significant impact on the new age of adult education by investing in enhancing adult educators’ competencies in implementing homogenous methodologies in distance learning, inspired by the Instructional Design methodology.
- Web App Platform
- Toolkit
- Online Training Course
Is this project meant for you?
Our project is addressed to:
- adult trainers and educators
- other professionals from the adult learning sector
- researchers and experts
- data and statistic analysts
- policy makers at local, regional, national (Ministries of Education and Youth Policies, Trade Unions in all Partners Countries)
- EU level (European Commission, Congress of Local and Regional Authorities, Committee of the Regions, Assembly of the Region)
- general public
Stay tuned for more info and news about the project!
