ReadLab

TINKERVERSE Stakeholders event 18 june 14:00 – 14:45 CET (online)
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TINKERVERSE is a European Erasmus+ project about Maker Education. The project helps children and young people develop creative, digital, and problem-solving skills through hands-on activities. Schools, universities, makerspaces, and educational organizations from different countries work together to share ideas and create new learning activities. The project pays special attention to inclusion, so that children from different backgrounds and learning needs can take part in Maker Education. During the project, partners collect good practices, test activities, and develop materials for teachers and schools. The project also supports teachers by creating training and practical tools for using Maker Education in the classroom or other learning environments. The results of the project include teaching materials, examples of good practices, training resources, and recommendations for schools and organizations.
The purpose of this event is to introduce the project to stakeholders, supporting organisations, educational professionals, policy makers, and other interested parties who contributed to or support the project. During the meeting, participants will receive an overview of the project's objectives, work packages, first results and planned activities for the coming months. The consortium will also present how stakeholders can follow the project through the website, newsletter, and social media channels.
The meeting will conclude with a Q&A in which participants can ask questions, share ideas, and provide feedback that may help strengthen the project and increase its impact within the educational community. The event also offers an opportunity to expand the TINKERVERSE network and explore future collaboration opportunities.

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Universidad de Burgos - UBU
Häme University of Applied Sciences, HAMK
Friends of Education

Universitatea „Dunărea de Jos” din Galați
Howest University of Applied Sciences
NHL Stenden
Politécnico do Cávado e Ave

We are delighted to share that ReadLab recently participated in the 1st Transnational Project Meeting of FRAME Project – Food Resilience through Architecturally Modelled Environments, held in Constanța, Romania.

Co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme, FRAME brings together partners from across Europe with a shared mission: to harness the power of behavioral science and nudging to drive meaningful change in our food systems.

During the meeting, ReadLab contributed actively to two key work packages:

📚 WP3 – Empowering Changemakers: we presented our work on T3.2, the Gamified MOOC an interactive learning experience designed to make behavioral science training accessible and impactful for a wide range of stakeholders.

💻 WP6 – Communication, Dissemination & Nudging: Alongside partner BIC, we are co-developing T6.3, the Website & Digital Communication Hub, ensuring FRAME's outputs and message reach audiences at both national and European level.

We look forward to the journey ahead: 36 months of collaboration, innovation, and concrete steps toward a more sustainable and resilient European food system.

While our work on the ImSteam Project officially commenced back in January, nothing beats the momentum of collaborating in the same room. On May 14–15, our consortium gathered in Patras, Greece, for our official, in-person kick-off meeting.

This intensive two-day session allowed our European partners to move past digital screens, align strategic objectives, and solidify our shared roadmap for the future of STEAM education. We leave Patras with a clear, unified vision and an inspired commitment to driving inclusive digital transformation across European classrooms.

Thank you to all our partners for their dedication and insight as we set the foundations for the journey ahead.

We want to extend our sincere gratitude to the Job Center - Δήμος Αθηναίων for opening their doors to us! 💼🌱

Our Leaders4Future field visit allowed our youth workers to study firsthand how public frameworks drive social cohesion and labor market integration. Learning about their personalized counseling and dedicated support for vulnerable groups provided our consortium with a brilliant blueprint for inclusive action. Thank you for your vital work and hospitality! 🤝📈

🔮 Looking ahead: We look forward to staying closely connected, sharing best practices, and creating future synergies to strengthen employment and inclusion pathways for young people!