All you need is code, also known as the European Coding Initiative, is a public-private partnership promoting coding and computational thinking at all levels of education.
Digital Citizenship
Projects
Amgen Teach provides secondary life science teachers in Europe with meaningful professional development opportunities through a new pilot science education programme.
STEM
Under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), European Schoolnet is developing and maintaining – on behalf of the European Commission a Better Internet for Kids (BIK) core service platform.
Digital Citizenship
The DIS-CODE (Disconnected, discouraged, disenabled? Let's code!) project intends to deliver an innovative training system based on gamification and interactive tools.
Digital Citizenship
Serious games have become a popular tool for knowledge transfer, behavioural, perceptual or cognitive change. Confidence in behaviour changes through serious games, referred by its acronym eConfidence, is a project that aims to test and research whether and how the use of serious game can have an impact on positive behavioural changes.
Digital Citizenship
In the Europeana DSI-3 project, European Schoolnet builds on the work carried out in DSI-2 by organising and supporting a Developer Group of teachers.
Innovation
FCL Regio aims at finding new ways to allow for a more active participation by decision makers in regions in pan-European activities.
Innovation
INDUCAS is a pilot project funded by the European Union and run by European Schoolnet which aims is to investigate how beginning teachers can be better supported through a community of peers facing similar issues.
Innovation
The ITELab project, launched in January 2017, is a Knowledge Alliance project between higher education institutions and industry.
Innovation
The objective of the project was to develop a methodology for evaluation of science fairs: European Schoolnet carried out a pilot evaluation of 5 European science fairs, the data was then be analysed in a research paper.
STEM
