The project DigiVET (Creating Digital Content with the Utilisation of Free Online Resources) is funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission, aims to address the current challenges of the VET sector emerged from the transition to the digital era and the impact of COVID-19 in the provision of VET for both trainers and trainees. It has as key objective to contribute to VET trainers’ professional development through improving their digital competences, in particular their capacity to develop digital learning resources to address contemporary needs of trainees.
Taking into consideration the challenges faced by VET trainers in their efforts to adapt to the unfolding situation that requires high incorporation levels of digital technology in VET, the DigiVET Project aims to:
This work package focuses on the partnership’s research on the current situation of digital resources in VET provision, through directly addressing VET trainers as the Project’s main target group and beneficiaries of its results
Tasks:
1.1: Research Methodology and Tools
1.2: Research on Current Situation
Based on the results and findings of the Research on Current Situation of Digital Resources in VET, the partnership will proceed with the development of the Project’s main results, that are the DigiVET Training Programme and the DigiVET e-learning platform.
Tasks:
2.1: Content Development
2.2: DigiVET e-learning
2.3: Pilot Testing
2.4: Update and Finalisation
Trainers will be able to utilise their skills and knowledge acquired through the successful completion of the DigiVET Training Programme, develop their own digital content and/or VET Modules, and publish them in the DigitVET Hub that will be developed and linked to both the e-learning platform and the Project’s website.
Tasks:
3.1: VET mini-Modules Development
3.2: DigiVET Hub Development
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The DigiVET Project addresses the current challenges ofthe VET sector emerged from the transition to the digital era. We invite you to check out our first newsletter to find out about our project activities.
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