European Digital Learning Network ETS - Dlearn

🇪🇺 The European Digital Learning Network ETS - DLEARN, is pleased to have participated in and successfully concluded another productive in-person consortium meeting of the Horizon Europe project TAICo, hosted by Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. 🇳🇱

Over three intensive days of collaboration, partners came together to review project progress, discuss research findings, refine the TAICo model, strengthen stakeholder engagement strategies, and plan the next phases of implementation across the project's work packages.

The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge, align future activities, advance dissemination and exploitation planning, and engage with the project's Advisory Board, whose insights and feedback will contribute to maximizing the project's impact.

A sincere thank you to all partners for their commitment, expertise, and collaborative spirit, and to Radboud University for hosting such a successful meeting.
We look forward to continuing our work together to explore how AI, educators, and learners can collaborate effectively to create meaningful educational innovation.

🌐 Follow TAICo's journey and stay tuned for upcoming results, publications, and project updates: https://taico-project.eu/

💻🌱 Today, 29 May 2026, the GreenEntre4Deaf project consortium held an online coordination meeting to align the next activities ahead of the upcoming LTTA taking place at the end of June 🇪🇺

The meeting also focused on the preparation of the online session scheduled for 11 June, ensuring smooth collaboration and organization among partners.

GREENENTRE4DEAF aims to stimulate innovative and inclusive teaching on green entrepreneurship for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people (DHH) through immersive VR simulations ♻️🥽
The project promotes accessible lifelong learning opportunities while combining sustainability, entrepreneurship, inclusion, and digital innovation to create more equal educational pathways for all 🌍✨

🔗 Explore the project website and discover more about the initiative!

https://greenentre4deaf.eu

🚀 The AIM-Learn project website is now live!

💡 Explore the website and discover more about the project, its goals, and its activities: https://aimlearn.eu

The project officially kicked off a few months ago in Porto, Portugal 🇵🇹, bringing together partners from across Europe to shape the future of skills and innovation.
AIM-Learn focuses on an AI-powered predictive maintenance competence framework for lifelong learning & industrial innovation 🤖⚙️

The project develops the skills and tools needed for the next generation of workers and learners to thrive in an industry increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. By connecting education and enterprises, AIM-Learn builds a European training ecosystem that supports innovation, sustainability, and digital transformation in manufacturing 🌍

https://aimlearn.eu

💻📚 Today, 28 May 2026, the CO-DE project consortium gathered for an online meeting to align on the ongoing piloting activities and upcoming phases across partner countries 🇪🇺✨

During the meeting, we clarified key aspects of the implementation process, taking into account the large number of participants involved in different national contexts, ensuring smooth coordination and consistent progress across all pilots.
The CO-DE project aims to tackle early school leaving by promoting an education revolution based on co-design in learning environments 🎯

Its main objectives are:

👩‍🏫 Upskilling teachers in co-design competences
🔄 Introducing an innovative, multidisciplinary and student-centered approach to teaching & learning
💡 Providing digital tools to effectively implement co-design practices in classrooms

Together, we are shaping more inclusive, engaging, and future-oriented education systems across Europe 🌍🚀

🚀 May Newsletter is here!
In this edition you will find many news regarding European projects 🇪🇺✨

Discover the latest updates from initiatives working every day to boost European digital learning, innovation, inclusion, and skills development.

📊 BUILD 2026 launches new EU-wide surveys on Digital Education, Inclusion & AI
📚 TAICo case studies are now available (7 real examples of AI & teaching collaboration)
📍 AIM-Learn Kick-off Meeting in Porto
🇬🇷 CO-DE Train the Trainers activity in Athens
♿ Deaf Young Code project reaches its final stage in Italy
🚁 DRONES360 latest developments on training, VR and skills innovation
➕ and many more updates from our members and partners across Europe!

🌍 Stay tuned and explore how European cooperation is shaping the future of education and digital transformation.

👉 Read the full newsletter now!

https://dlearn.eu/dlearn-newsletter/

🌍📊 How can citizen-generated data influence environmental policy?

The UBITEACH project explores exactly this through its latest article on Data, Mapping & Citizen Science 🌱🛰️

Students are learning how to collect, analyse, and communicate biodiversity data using:

🗺️ GIS and remote sensing
🛰️ Copernicus Sentinel-2 & EU Urban Atlas
📱 Citizen science platforms and dashboards
🌿 Biodiversity field surveys
📈 Urban ecological indicators such as NDVI, canopy cover, and habitat connectivity

Through hands-on activities like “Visualizing Urban Biodiversity with GIS” and “Citizen Science in the Classroom”, learners discover how data-driven decision-making can support more sustainable and biodiversity-friendly cities 🌆💚

The project also introduces key governance frameworks including SDGs, BMCs, and LBSAPs, empowering students to actively engage with environmental challenges and urban planning 🌍✨

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🚀 Another successful BUILD2026 event has been held by the European Digital Learning Network ETS (DLEARN) in collaboration with Budakov Films Ltd and New Bulgarian University 🇪🇺✨

🗓️ On 18 May 2026 in Sofia, Bulgaria, educators, researchers, students, AI experts, policy-makers, and civil society representatives came together for the international panel “AI and European Values in Education” to explore the ethical, social, and educational impact of Artificial Intelligence in Europe. 🌍🤖

The event sparked inspiring discussions on:

💡 Ethical AI governance
🎓 AI in education and digital transformation
♿ Accessibility and inclusion
🧠 Media literacy and responsible AI engagement
🌱 Sustainability and human-centred innovation

With a highly engaged audience, interactive debates, and outstanding feedback from participants, the event successfully strengthened dialogue around aligning AI innovation with European values and democratic principles.

A huge thank you to all speakers, participants, and partners who contributed to making this initiative such a meaningful success!

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🇮🇹 Explore the Italian translation of the first newsletter of the EUphoria Project!

https://projecteuphoria.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ITA-1st-EUphoria-Newsletter.pdf

In this first edition, discover how EUphoria is working to empower young Ukrainians through European values, intercultural dialogue, civic participation, and inclusive opportunities across Europe 🇪🇺💙

Launched in November 2025 under the Erasmus+ programme, the project aims to support young people affected by war by strengthening civic competences, participation, and sense of belonging through innovative and inclusive actions.

Together, we build solidarity, inclusion, and hope 🌍🤝

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🎉 The first event of the BUILD 2026 project was held successfully! 🇪🇺✨

As part of the Annual Civil Society Skills Sprint, the event “Digital Tools for Civil-Society Cooperation” brought together participants from across Europe for two inspiring days of exchange, collaboration, and innovation 🤝💻

Organised by EucA, the event focused on digital transformation, AI-supported tools, cybersecurity, misinformation, online safety, ethical AI, and the future of cooperation among civil society organisations 🌍📚

More than 40 participants from NGOs, education providers, youth organisations, and public authorities joined the discussions, workshops, and networking activities, contributing to meaningful dialogue on how digital technologies can strengthen inclusion, participation, and European cooperation.

A huge thank you to all speakers, participants, and partners who contributed to making this first BUILD 2026 event such a success 🚀

🎉 DYC – Deaf Young Code reaches its final chapter! 💻🤟

On 13–14 May 2026, partners of the Erasmus+ project Deaf Young Code gathered in Pianezza for the last Transnational Project Meeting (TPM), marking the final steps toward the successful conclusion of this inspiring European initiative 🇪🇺
The project aimed to empower young deaf people through coding and programming education in different languages, including plain language and sign language, promoting accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities in digital education 🌍✨

Following the TPM, the consortium organised the Final Conference at the Istituto dei Sordi in Pianezza, where all project results were presented to more than 60 participants, including young deaf learners, teachers, educators, and local stakeholders 🤝📚

A meaningful moment to celebrate collaboration, inclusion, innovation, and the impact of accessible digital learning for all 💙