"Dialogue with TVET Experts, actors and supporters about best practices and partnerships for Vocational Education Sustainable Development (VESD) on the African continent."
The document discusses open virtual mobility (OpenVM), which facilitates international collaborative learning experiences through online contexts. It defines OpenVM and outlines its benefits for teacher professional development and students. OpenVM can enhance curricula by developing skills like intercultural competence, self-regulated learning, and collaboration. The webinar presents an example of OpenVM between Italian and Spanish students to envision how it could support primary education.
This document summarizes government-funded projects in Finland aimed at developing vocational education and training. The projects focus on enriched learning environments using gaming, virtual worlds, social networks, and applications to allow for individual learning paths. They also explore mixed reality, augmented reality, mobile learning, and simulation education programs. The goal is to achieve the best learning outcomes through diversity of learners and variety of learning environments both online and offline.
1. The DI4ALL project aims to improve digital inclusion and competencies of young people and educators in schools through training, materials, and sharing best practices.
2. The project partners are organizations from Sweden and Lithuania and targets students, teachers, and schools.
3. Outcomes will include training materials for educators on digital inclusion, an online contest for schools, and dissemination of results at conferences and events.
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This document discusses international educational projects and programs. It focuses on transmedia literacy and integrating subjects like science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). It provides information on the Erasmus+ program which funds international collaboration between education institutions. It emphasizes developing skills for a changing world and new forms of literacy needed to understand different media and technologies. The document advocates for international, interdisciplinary projects to promote skills like collaboration, reflection and sharing across borders.
The CUVID project aims to develop an online platform for video CVs and applications to help young people better present themselves to potential employers. The project is a collaboration between partners in Portugal, Croatia, Austria, and the Czech Republic. It will create online tutorials and training materials to teach young people how to effectively create video CVs and applications. The goals are to increase youth employment opportunities and mobility across Europe. The project runs from 2016-2018 and will involve analyzing CV standards, developing the online platform and tutorials, and conducting outreach activities.
The document discusses open virtual mobility (OpenVM), which facilitates international collaborative learning experiences through online contexts. It defines OpenVM and outlines its benefits for teacher professional development and students. OpenVM can enhance curricula by developing skills like intercultural competence, self-regulated learning, and collaboration. The webinar presents an example of OpenVM between Italian and Spanish students to envision how it could support primary education.
This document summarizes government-funded projects in Finland aimed at developing vocational education and training. The projects focus on enriched learning environments using gaming, virtual worlds, social networks, and applications to allow for individual learning paths. They also explore mixed reality, augmented reality, mobile learning, and simulation education programs. The goal is to achieve the best learning outcomes through diversity of learners and variety of learning environments both online and offline.
1. The DI4ALL project aims to improve digital inclusion and competencies of young people and educators in schools through training, materials, and sharing best practices.
2. The project partners are organizations from Sweden and Lithuania and targets students, teachers, and schools.
3. Outcomes will include training materials for educators on digital inclusion, an online contest for schools, and dissemination of results at conferences and events.
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My presentation of DI4all 3rd July 2023 at the European Network of Innovation for inclusion PROMOTING SOCIAL INCLUSION: PEOPLE WITH MIGRANT AND REFUGEE BACKGROUNDS (pt. I)
This document discusses international educational projects and programs. It focuses on transmedia literacy and integrating subjects like science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). It provides information on the Erasmus+ program which funds international collaboration between education institutions. It emphasizes developing skills for a changing world and new forms of literacy needed to understand different media and technologies. The document advocates for international, interdisciplinary projects to promote skills like collaboration, reflection and sharing across borders.
The CUVID project aims to develop an online platform for video CVs and applications to help young people better present themselves to potential employers. The project is a collaboration between partners in Portugal, Croatia, Austria, and the Czech Republic. It will create online tutorials and training materials to teach young people how to effectively create video CVs and applications. The goals are to increase youth employment opportunities and mobility across Europe. The project runs from 2016-2018 and will involve analyzing CV standards, developing the online platform and tutorials, and conducting outreach activities.
Innovation in Education. EBSI4RO: Connecting Romania through BlockchainCarmen Holotescu
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3) The credentialing system will be integrated with Romania's student registry and will enable the verification of credentials across Europe through a network of universities, governments, and other organizations.
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This document summarizes key topics in educational technology presented by Derek Wenmoth at a learning conference in 2007. It discusses 1) upgrading school networks and infrastructure, 2) personalizing learning through technology, 3) ensuring systems are interoperable, 4) the role of ICT in early childhood education, 5) using e-portfolios, 6) addressing cyberbullying, 7) incorporating informal learning, 8) using games and simulations, 9) developing 21st century skills, and 10) managing ICT systems in schools. The document provides an overview and relevant links for further information on each topic.
Digital literacy involves having the skills to apply a broad range of practices and cultural resources to digital tools. It includes the ability to create, collaborate, communicate, and understand when digital technologies can support these processes. Many students lack digital skills needed for education and future jobs, so improving digital literacy is important. Developing digital literacies should be explicitly specified in learning strategies and embedded in curriculums across all programs.
The document provides information on several educational technology products and services. It includes contact details for companies offering online learning platforms, educational robotics kits, augmented reality tools, and other STEM learning solutions. Products are aimed at schools, universities, and individual learners worldwide and priced from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars.
This document provides a summary of the OECD Skills Outlook 2023 report which examines how skills policies can promote resilience during the green and digital transitions. The report finds that while climate change and digital transformation present challenges, societies have the capacity to adapt through skills investments. It analyzes trends in environmental attitudes, the impact of climate policies on jobs, and skills needed for health literacy, digital literacy, and working with artificial intelligence. The report provides policymakers with evidence and recommendations to strengthen skills systems in support of a sustainable and inclusive twin transition.
The document profiles Nataly Veremeeva, the CEO of Kyiv IT Cluster. It provides details about her educational background and experience in IT sales, outsourcing, and community leadership. It then discusses Ukraine's growing IT industry, noting that Kyiv has the largest number of IT specialists and companies. The industry focuses on areas like data science, FinTech, IoT, and digitalization of various sectors. Ukraine has a strong startup and product ecosystem supported by investments, funds, and successful companies in the industry. The country has potential for continued IT industry growth due to an exponential increase in IT specialists, experienced talent pools, and educational resources.
Many bridges connect the worlds of Comic-Books and Science. From Sci-Fi to science popularization, the first area where the links are made is in the content-matter. Today, we see the impact of digitization,
both in drawing production, in book edition and in reader practice. These two worlds interact and throw
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Andreas Vlachos is a Greek national with over 20 years of experience as a senior technical officer, engineering project manager, and CTO. He has managed over 200 IT projects ranging from 150k-2M Euros and overseen 12 million Euros of projects in Greece, Bulgaria, and Cyprus as the founder and CTO of Data Concept S.A. He is currently the CTO of Infosense Zambia Limited, overseeing technology investments in sectors such as renewable energy and biogas.
VERSATILE Online Teaching Guide and Adaptive Toolbox for EducatorsTeija Lehto
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2) The Toolbox is an open educational resource that helps teachers choose appropriate digital tools for their transnational courses. It contains information on courses like Economics of the EU and Sustainability and SMEs.
3) The presentation provides a brief overview of the Online Teaching Guide and Toolbox and encourages educators to visit the project website to learn more.
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"Dialogue with TVET Experts, actors and supporters about best practices and partnerships for Vocational Education Sustainable Development (VESD) on the African continent."
1. KARL DANIEL KLEE, CEO EDUNAUK
ND, B.Sc., M.Sc., (Ph.D.)
+48 511 020 911
daniel.klee@web.de
https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielkleehigherandtvet
NIP: 9730657390
REGON: 521207114
https://www.edunauk.de/
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2. • Zoom meeting invitation - Zoom
Meeting von Stefan Nowatschin, Head
of Excellence Network VESD
Uhrzeit: 14.Feb. 2023 02:30 PM
Amsterdam, Berlin, Rom, Stockholm,
Wien
Zoom-Meeting beitreten
https://zoom.us/j/99824902816?pwd=
ME9jWlc4SDJVM1ZaTGkyTjZCM1MvQT
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"Dialogue with TVET
Experts, actors and
supporters about best
practices and
partnerships for
Vocational Education
Sustainable
Development (VESD) on
the African continent."
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plik:Africa_map.jpg
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WHAT ABOUT THE „NON-ACADEMIC“ WORLD?
SCREENSHOT FEB 2023
"Bachelor Professional" und "Master Professional"
https://www.dihk.de/de/themen-und-positionen/fachkraefte/aus-und-weiterbildung/weiterbildung/-bachelor-professional-und-master-
professional--33632
„Die neuen Begriffe sollen die
Gleichwertigkeit von
beruflicher und akademischer
Bildung zum Ausdruck
bringen, zugleich die
Praxisnähe der Berufe
unterstreichen und die
Mobilität von Fachkräften aus
Deutschland unterstützen.“
https://www.dihk.de/de/themen-und-positionen/fachkraefte/aus-
und-weiterbildung/weiterbildung/-bachelor-professional-und-master-
professional--33632
“The new terms are intended to express the equivalence of
vocational and academic education, while at the same time
emphasizing the practical relevance of the professions and
supporting the mobility of skilled workers from Germany.”
https://www.deepl.com/de/translator
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EXPORTING
TVET
„EXCELLENCE“
SCREENSHOT FEB 2023
https://www.bimago.de/wandbilder/weltkarten/world-map-world-connection-97490.html
8. “Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) are formed by
networks of partners that develop local "skills ecosystems"
to provide high quality vocational skills to young people
and adults, and contribute to regional development,
innovation, industrial clusters, smart specialisation
strategies and social inclusion.”
https://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=1501#:~:text=Centres%20of%20Vocational%20Excellence
%20(CoVEs)%20are%20formed%20by%20networks%20of,specialisation%20strategies%20and%20soci
al%20inclusion.
https://audiovisual.ec.europa.eu/en/video/I-
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https://europe.unc.edu/toolkits/chapter-3/
9. https://moic.gov.eg/project/85
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https://www.quora.com/Is-Egypt-in-Europe-in-Africa-or-in-Asia
https://tvetegypt.org/areas-of-intervention/
https://profayly.com/en/siemens-mobility-signs-
cooperation-protocol-with-the-ministry-of-education-to-
establish-an-industrial-engineering-center-of-competence-
in-zein-el-abedin-school/
10. I would like to add one
more:
TVET EXPERTS ALIEN TO
THE WORLD OF WORK
KLEE; ANDAR
“As data show in 2014, Afghan TVET teachers neither
meet the legal requirements set by the government
(Bachelor degree) nor have contacts to or work
experiences in private or public sector companies. They
have no knowledge of the working requirements they are
preparing their students for. ”
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316563013_TVET_Capacity_Development_in_Afghanistan_Introducing_Self-
Reliant_Internship_in_In-Service_Technical_Teacher_Training_at_the_Technical_Teacher_Training_Institute_TTTI
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OPEN QUESTIONS FOR TVET STAKEHOLDERS:
➢ DOES THE TERM „EXCELLENCE“ HAVE THE SAME SIGNIFICANCE IN THE
INTERNATIONAL (YOUR) CONTEXT?
➢ IS THE TRANSFERABILITY OF THE „CONCEPT OF EXCELLENCE“ ITSELF GIVEN?
➢ HOW TO PRESERVE AND DEVELOP BEST THE IDEA OF EXCELLENCE TO
CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS AND
PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH TVET?
15. KARL DANIEL KLEE, CEO EDUNAUK
ND, B.Sc., M.Sc., (Ph.D.)
+48 511 020 911
daniel.klee@web.de
https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielkleehigherandtvet
NIP: 9730657390
REGON: 521207114
14/02/2023
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THANK
YOU !