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Youth Centre of Epirus working for the promotion of innovation in adult education through resource and content creation and multimedia publishing

2022-1-EL01-KA122-ADU-0000718122022Short-term projects for mobility of staff in adult educationfinalized
Countries: EL · Grant: €17,560
Digital content, technologies and practicesInternational relations and development cooperationNew learning and teaching methods and approaches

Objectives

We had 3 main objectives: 1. To develop digital skills and new teaching and innovation approaches to improve the learning outcomes and the employment opportunities for our beneficiaries and community members. With this objective we pretended to achieve differentiated, flexible, and innovative teaching to meet the expectations of our beneficiaries and society in order to improve their employability. 2. To autonomously use different multimedia platforms and formats for publication in digital environments that favour communication and the teaching-learning processes. This objective was focused on learning how to create and use multimedia content autonomously so that we could implement it in our daily work. 3. To learn dynamics that support the innovation process in the classroom in order to improve the teacher's strategies and have a direct impact on the development of student learning. With this objective we wanted to make innovation efficient and promote tangible changes that will be perceived through the knowledge of new innovative tools.

Background

Youth Center of Epirus (YCE) is a non-profit company located in Ioannina, Epirus region of Greece and operating since 2011. The main aims of Youth Center of Epirus are to improve the general environment, promote coexistence and to develop the region of Epirus and our organization has 3 departments: 1)Youth center organizes and implements local, regional and international level events and projects created by and for young people. 2)The Department of Europe Direct Information Center (EDIC), point of access to official information about the European Union. 3)The professionals from the department of Asylum Seeker Integration accommodate, care for, integrate, legally support and educate around 800 asylum seekers, additionally around 40 unaccompanied underaged asylum seekers. This project's context arose from the needs of our organisation and our staff members within the departments of Asylum seeker Integration and the Youth Department, in regards to improving the organisation's capacity and reply to our community learning needs with a higher quality and reach. The main areas covered by this project were the key and digital competence improvement of our staff members, especially innovative, technological, and multimedia skills.

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