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In an era where natural history and environmental education inadequacy in formal and informal contexts is becoming an increasingly challenging issue, harvesting the potential of European digital libraries appears as a very attractive option. However, an impressive abundance of high quality digital content that is available in Natural History Museums (NHMs) around Europe remains largely unexploited due to a number of barriers. More...

ExplOERer promotes Open Educational Resources (OER) sustainability through OER adoption and re-use in professional practice.The consortium will identify, document and assess obstacles and opportunities, and analyse current practice with OER. More...

e-Media Education Lab is an european project co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ Programme. It aims to support the development of media education in Europe by strengthening the skills of teaching professionals through their initial and vocational training. More...

Proposals should address at least one of the educational topics defined by KIC InnoEnergy. Submissions will be assessed for their potential business opportunity, educational ambition and quality, financial and operational viability, and how well they fit into the company’s overriding objective of connecting the ‘knowledge triangle’: innovation, education and entrepreneurship. More...

In order to spread its findings and to engage as many actors as possible in the debate on open education and international academic cooperation (including MOOCs and Virtual mobility), the eMundus project organised six webinars during the Open Education Week 2015, held on March 9-13. More...

Ahead of the EDEN 2015 conference, which will be held 9-12 June in Barcelona, the Network of Academics and Professionals (NAP) has published an interview with Martin Weller, a leader in the field of education and one of the keynote speakers of the upcoming event. More...

The LangOER network is organizing a series of five webinars on Open Educational Resources (OER) for teachers.
Webinar on OERs for teachers. More...

The OER World Map website, launched on 11 March during the Open Education Week 2015, is looking for country champions all around the planet. These advocates will help to map the OER world by country, and help to gather data and raise awareness of the project. More...

The 17th edition of the European Consumer Day was held on 16 March 2015 and focused on New Trends in Consumption. In order to help teachers discuss this theme in the classroom and talk with their students about ideas such as responsible consumption and a sharing economy, Consumer Classroom has made available a series of online resources in different EU languages. More...

The aim of the SharedOER study is to make an inventory of the existing cases within the context of formal education (focussing on later years in the school sector and early years of higher education) where a core curriculum or syllabus is shared across borders (e.g. state, national, linguistic and cultural). More...