COMPutational Seniors: Enhancing low qualified adults Inclusion through Computational Thinking

Erasmus+ Adult Education43223940ID: 2024-1-ES01-KA220-ADU-000244899
EC Contribution
€2,500
Consortium Size
6 orgs
Start Year
2024
Summary

- To provide adult trainers with resources for an active and meaningful active citizenship. - To raise awareness of the potential of Computational Thinking as a powerful tool for adutl learning - ...

Objectives

- To provide adult trainers with resources for an active and meaningful active citizenship. - To raise awareness of the potential of Computational Thinking as a powerful tool for adutl learning - to integrate computational thinking into adult learning across innovative education - To improve adult people skills though computational thinking development - To integrate new educational practices and resources adapted to the most vulnerable adult people.

Activities

The Implementation is planned to take into consideration the classic scheme divided into 4 main activities: planning, preparation, development and follow up. PLANNING phase the consortium defined the needs on which this project founds The PREPARATION phase includes all the activities necessary for the correct implementation of the project The DEVELOPMENT phase has been designed to lead to the implementation of the main results: The EVALUATION stage

Impact

- COMPutational Seniors OERs for Adult Trainers - COMPutational E Guide for Adult Trainers - COMPutational Learning_Box of Unplugged activities The project emphasises an holistic, interdisciplinary approach to developing the knowledge and skills needed for integrate computational thinking into adult learning across innovative education

Consortium (6)