Month: March 2026

Today’s local observations in Santana are powered by pedals! Our EAIEN Project team is exploring the city using sustainable transportation to stay true to our project's core values. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1311121024302882 Zero emissions, maximum observation, and great team spirit! #ErasmusPlus#EAIEN#GreenSkills#SustainableEducation#Romania

The COMPutational Seniors piloting in Greece was conducted by FutureLearning on 27 March 2026 with the aim of assessing the quality, relevance, and usability of the e-Guide. The primary objective of this phase was to collect structured feedback regarding its pedagogical value, practical applicability, and overall user experience.

We are thrilled to announce that the "Local Observations" mobility has officially kicked off! Hosted by Liceul Tehnologic Stefan Hell Santana, our Student and Teacher Green Ambassadors from Turkey and Romania have come together for Work Package 3: Green Skills Crossing Borders Task 2: Local Observations. Today’s highlights included: A warm Opening Ceremony and school tour. Ice-breaking and team-building sessions to foster collaboration. Starting our structured observations within the school and the city of Santana. We are ready for a week of cross-cultural understanding and developing innovative green solutions! #ErasmusPlus#EAIEN#GreenSkills#Sustainability#LocalObservations#EcoAI#EducationForFuture#Santana#Romania

Another successful EAIEN Project monthly meeting in the books. From "Local Observations" prep to newsletter updates, we are moving full speed ahead. Next stop: Romania!

We are thrilled to see our "Green Skills Peer Training Exchange" in Eskişehir featured in a nationwide German newspaper. This article highlights our commitment to fostering sustainability and green competencies among the next generation. A huge thank you to Bogdan Mihai Dascălu for this wonderful feature and for helping us share the impact of our project on a larger scale. Next stop: Romania!

The final dissemination event of the European Erasmus+ project BuildAsNature: Serious Games for Building Resilience Through Nature-Based Solutions was successfully held on 18 March 2026 at the University of Reykjavík, bringing together researchers from across Europe. The event was co-organised by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Thessaly and its Creative Technologies Learning Lab (CTLL) research group. The BuildAsNature project focused on developing a digital learning game for higher education students to strengthen knowledge and skills in nature-based solutions. Through an interactive learning experience, the game supports students in exploring ways to address major sustainability challenges of the 21st century, with particular emphasis on the responsible management of water resources and the importance of working with nature to build a more sustainable future. The event…

On March 5th, 2026, the partners of the COMPutational Seniors project gathered in Kaunas, Lithuania, for the 2nd Transnational Project Meeting, hosted by Kaunas University of Technology. The meeting brought together organizations from Spain, Greece, Lithuania, and Poland with a shared goal: empowering adults through computational thinking skills. The meeting was an important opportunity for the consortium to strengthen cooperation, share ideas, and ensure that the project continues moving forward in a coordinated way. Throughout the day, partners discussed the main developments of the project and reflected on how the project results can best support adult learners and educators across Europe. One of the central topics of the meeting was the development of the E-Guide for Adult Trainers, a key project output designed to help educators introduce computational thinking in…

Special thanks to our dedicated team member Halil Düzenli While in Budapest to attend an academic event at Kodolányi János University, Dr. Halil Düzenli of Anadolu University utilized the opportunity to also introduce the our project and OER Platform to academic staff and prospective teachers.

LET’s MIMIC was presented to the Soroptimist Society of Volos in the context of activities celebrating International Women’s Day. Approximately 30 participants had the opportunity to reflect on the importance of biomimicry for empowering women and communities to design solutions to the complex sustainability challenges of the 21st century in an active, agency-driven manner, redefining who is designing the future. The audience was familiarised with biomicicry concepts related to inspiration from natural models and processes, using the wisdom of nature and working with nature and not against it to create a better world. They were also familiarised with project LET’s MIMIC and its outcomes, including the digital learning platform and resources. The audience engaged in a conversation about how biomimicry can improve the quality of life in the town of…

Proud to see our Erasmus+ EAIEN Project featured in the Romanian media today. Building a greener future together! #Environment#Education#ErasmusPlus