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A press release was published on project HERA: Re-Engineering Higher Education through Active Learning for Growth see more

eThessalia newspaper see moreDepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering portal, UTH see moreUTH Facebook page see moreKarditsa news see moreLarissa news see moreTrikala ola see more Magnesia news see moreUniversity of Thessaly portal see more Oi stigmes see more Taxydromos newspaper see more

A press release on the objectives, activities, and foreseen results was published on project DT4S: Design Thinking for Sustainability that is funded by the Erasmus+ program and runs from 2019 to 2021 see more

The first newsletter of project HERA: Re-Engineering Higher Education through Active Learning for Growth is now available see more

Erasmus+ project STEAMPeople designs digital tools for building STEAM skills among adults. While initiatives do exist for building STEAM skills among school and higher education learners, the development of these skills among adults still remains a challenge. The project kick-off meeting took place in Volos, Greece in January 2020.

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The 4th consortium meeting of project ALIEN took place in Hanoi, Vietnam. The meeting took place on December 4-6 and was organized by the University of Hanoi. During the meeting the partners had the opportunity to discuss the deployment of project outcomes, and specifically the ALIEN PBL labs that have been developed at the Asian universities and the digital PBL platform within courses and broader learning activities in their engineering departments and schools. In addition, a transnational instructor training event was organized in which instructors from Vietnam, Pakistan, and Greece practiced problem-based learning activities by competing on building durable bridges with basic materials, namely spaghetti and adhesives. The activity was widely enjoyed by the audience and provided them with ideas on how to liven their classrooms through problem-based learning design.…

The ALIEN project problem-based learning lab at the University Tenaga Nacional is almost ready! The lab will be used in engineering courses for enriching collaboration, interaction, and engagement.

On October 16, 2019 project ALIEN was presented to the students of the Technology in Education course of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. During the presentation there was a skype connection with the University of Malaya in Malaysia, a partner in the ALIEN project. The students had the opportunity to see the problem-based learning lab built at the University of Malaya through ALIEN and to reflect on the benefits of problem based learning.

Project STEAM people: Learning Resources to Promote STEAM Values and Competences in Adults was funded by the ERASMUS+ program through the Spanish National Agency. The project will run from 2019 to 2021.