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By seitlab May 15, 2019

Jobjo First Newsletter

Τhe Jobjo Erasmous+ project published the 1st Newsletter of the project. Read more here: https://issuu.com/haneenmohammad/docs/newsletter_1

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Τhe Jobjo Erasmous+ project published the 1st Newsletter of the project.

Read more here: https://issuu.com/haneenmohammad/docs/newsletter_1

By seitlab September 17, 2018

VeLoCity Project Information Day Event

The Software Engineering and Internet Technologies (SEIT) laboratory cordially invites you to an: Information Day Event on Thursday 27 September 2018 (09:30 – 14:30) Room 010, Social Facilities Centre – Building …

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The Software Engineering and Internet Technologies (SEIT) laboratory cordially invites you to an:

Information Day Event on Thursday 27 September 2018 (09:30 – 14:30) Room 010, Social Facilities Centre – Building 7 (SFC07), University of Cyprus

The scope of the event is to bring together various interested target groups to present and evaluate the overall results of the ERASMUS+ Key Action 2 Strategic Partnerships for adult education research project VeLoCiTy and the specific intellectual outputs that the SEIT laboratory contributed to the project. Hence, we are contacting you as we believe that the results of our VeLoCiTy research project will be of interest to you.

The key target of VeLoCiTy is “to produce a 3D virtual world learning tool to simulate real interviews, real-life scenarios, and interview processes in order to familiarise Europeans with the diversities in the theories and practices applied across Europe mainly due to different ethnic and cultural backgrounds among the European states”. Thus, to help those individuals who are seeking for a job abroad by showing them the different types and theories of interviews among the European countries.

More information on the project is available on the official website: http://velocity-project.eu/ or on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/velocity.eu/. Furthermore, you can access an audio interview on the project that was done recently by CyBC (in Greek): http://www.cs.ucy.ac.cy/seit/2018/09/12/velocity-project-dissemination-event-interview-from-cybc/

Please find attached the agenda of the event and note that the official language of the event will be English.

Seats are limited and will be reserved based on priority. To reserve a seat you can either:

– Complete the Google Form: https://goo.gl/forms/ZN3WMHlRQofUZ1Jq2

– Send an email with your full name and organisation to Dr. Alexandros Yeratziotis: yeratziotis.alexandros@cs.ucy.ac.cy

– Call the SEIT Lab: 22892684

Due to a limited capacity of seats you will be informed if you have successfully reserved a seat.

The SEIT Lab is looks forward to welcoming you at our event.

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2597888840236303/

Information Day Agenda: Velocity_ME_Agenda_27SEP2018

By seitlab June 10, 2018

The first INFORM Day took place in Brno, on 6th of June

The INFORM Days are aimed not only at the judiciary, the legal practitioners, and court staff, but also at the general public. The objective of these events is not only to …

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The INFORM Days are aimed not only at the judiciary, the legal practitioners, and court staff, but also at the general public. The objective of these events is not only to communicate the project on a larger scale, but also to bring awareness to citizens about what their new rights introduced by the European reform in the field of personal data protection are.

The INFORM project concept is to reach the judiciary, legal practitioners and court staff utilising train-the-trainer approach. INFORM engage trainers, empowering them with tailor-made materials and customised training methodology. The project team is also developing an e-Learning programme to directly involve target groups. In addition, the partners are dedicating efforts to raise the overall awareness about the on-going data protection reform and strengthen data subjects’ rights. The project is implemented with the support of the Justice Programme of the European Commission under Grant Agreement № 763866.

By seitlab May 20, 2018

DiFens Project: Digital Security for Young Entrepreneurs

Goal: Help entrepreneurs utilise ICT technologies for their businesses online, in compliance with the demand for Digital Security (technical solutions for cyber security depending on level of digitalisation -cloud or physical …

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Goal:

Help entrepreneurs utilise ICT technologies for their businesses online, in compliance with the demand for Digital Security (technical solutions for cyber security depending on level of digitalisation -cloud or physical servers and etc.-, legal and management requirements that need to be observed in this respect).
To provide opportunities for potential young entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs to enrich their Digital Security expertise and gain as well social entrepreneurship skills, profiting from the specially elaborated e-Manual, benefit from tailored to their needs mentoring, exchange good practices and transfer knowhow among each other via sophisticated online platform
Promote social entrepreneurship and social innovations as possible for implementation even in the early stage of business development

How?

By providing educational and practical guidelines, as well as mentoring support from youth workers. All of the above mainly established in digital environment.

Target Groups:

Potential young entrepreneurs – students
Young entrepreneurs – already employed / entrepreneurs
Youth workers in partner organisations and in general: delivering training to above subgroups, mentoring support etc.

Visit www.difens-project.eu and learn more about the project.

By seitlab March 16, 2018

Lab leaflet for Erasmus+

Download the Lab leaflet for Erasmus+

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Download the Lab leaflet for Erasmus+

By seitlab December 21, 2017

Lab leaflet for H2020

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Download the Lab leaflet for H2020

By seitlab December 1, 2017

IDEA Kick-Off Meeting at Nicosia, Cyprus

Energy poverty, in general terms, represents the inability of a household to secure adequate amounts of energy in the home – allowing it to keep living spaces adequately warm (or cool …

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Energy poverty, in general terms, represents the inability of a household to secure adequate amounts of energy in the home – allowing it to keep living spaces adequately warm (or cool during hot days) and well lit, to have access to a needed range of energy services, and to be able to afford a sufficient amount of energy for everyday requirements.

A major barrier preventing a change in the current energy consumption habits is the lack of education and knowledge.

Project Goals

Raise awareness of European citizens on the rising issue of energy poverty
To improve the quality of practices in the education of adults on the challenges and opportunities related to energy poverty eradication by identifying the existing practices and methods and build on them.
To develop a high quality educational approach which will be able to address both technical and social sides of the problem and also highlight the entrepreneurship possibilities in the area of energy advising meaning help the unemployed to identify energy advising as an opportunity for them to find new job opportunities
To establish a firm and competent international network of energy advisors active in energy poor households, where personal advising has proven to be the best way to disseminate information and increase knowledge level. Curriculum for training will be developed, enabling the trainees to act as energy advisors to the energy poor.
Encourage the creation of a network of relevant stakeholders involved in educating citizens on energy poverty and energy advising
Reinforce skills of CSOs and other stakeholders involved or interested in the adult education on energy poverty
To develop 15 innovative ICT tools to be used in education on energy poverty.

IDEA’s Kick-Off Meeting was held in Nicosia, Cyprus on 30th of November, 2017. Software Engineering and Internet Technologies Laboratory from the University of Cyprus was the host of this first meeting.