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Digital Balance
Digital Balance objective is to design, develop and implement a new approach to train VET teachers, leaders and managers in digital wellbeing. The end result will be to improve educators’ own digital competences, while also boosting the capacity of VET institutions to manage the digital transition in a way that marries high quality teaching with the wellbeing of those involved. The project makes a clear contribution to targeting organisational level change across a wide range of different types of VET organisations and the dissemination strategy will target regional and national stakeholders and policy makers.
ACEEU's Role: Quality assurance and impact evaluation leader; co-developer of intellectual outputs
ACEEU will lead IO1 The Digital Balance Analysis Report. Working on digital transformations in other sectors of education, ACEEU knowledge and rigorous approach to research and analysis will enrich our presentation of the role of wellbeing within the wider digital transformation. ACEEU will be supported by EMG who will contribute specific digital wellbeing knowledge.
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Project information
Project period
01 Apr 2021 to 31 Mar 2023
Funding body & program
Erasmus+ Strategic Partnerships, European Commission
Partners
6 Partners (see partner information below)
Target group focus
Educators,
Company representatives
Educational level focus
VET
Topic focus
Digitalisation
Discipline focus
Medical and health sciences
Output focus
Skills / mindset development
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Digital Balance kick-off meeting
ACEEU and the rest of the Digital Balance project partners are pleased to announce the official kick-off of the project. The project is part of the Er [...]
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