#Digi4Me

The Polytechnic University of Bucharest (UPB) presented during the fourth working meeting (September 8-9, 2022, Greece) within the framework of the DIGI4ME project project – Health sector skill alliance for creating innovative and efficient VET programmes and improving the digital Skills of medical physics and health professionals the new ideas regarding the curricula for the “Database Management – Big Data” course to be developed for the health personnel who will participate in the IT training courses.

For more click here!

A very successful TPM for the Erasmus+ project “All-In&Win”.

Partners had very productive discussions for the development of the project.All-In&Win aims to contribute to LGBT+ acceptance in sports & creating a safe & inclusive sports climate (with a particular focus on athletes’ wellbeing).

https://allinandwin.cs.ucy.ac.cy/

• 

• 

Our lab hosted another physical meeting about the EU funded Erasmus+ project, FARM.

The main idea of FARM is to facilitate and reinforce cross-sectorial collaboration in ARD by providing support to
ARD practitioners to scale-up their activities by integrating innovations for sustainable development of ARD. This project proposal is based on the idea of exchange of innovations in the field of ARD in order to produce maximum long term benefit for the ARD community in Europe. FARM is focusing on following priorities: fostering ARD sector through systematizing and approaching usage of ICT-DSS in ARD to target groups; developing and improving competences of current ARD professionals; improving decision making by emphasizing the vital role of ICTs to empower rural communities, improve rural livelihoods, and build sustainable agriculture and food security.

The meeting took place on 6th of September 2022 at the University of Cyprus Library at Nicosia, Cyprus.

In the meeting partners discussed about the prototypes. Future work was also a topic of discussion.

eSticky an AAL European project is having a continuously progress!

More user test have been completed and all partners are having meetings about the technical development of the project! SEIT Lab is responsible for the middleware of the project and the communication of the devices!

For the original Facebook post click here.

The icd4tvet project is proceeding at full speed and the VET Curricula platform has completed and ready to go for it!

The digital platform developed in the context of the project will enable the labor market actors to define their needs as they occur on the basis of ESCO, so the other stakeholders–ranging from national authorities to individual VET schools–can adapt swiftly to these needs with the creation of adequate, flexible curricula and training programs.

• 

• 

• 

Check out the latest promotional video of our AAL Project GUIDed!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-WIEdbUKM2Rww38dxRHhFVrf-CyiSeKZ/view

Τhe Re-Think/Re-Act project published the 1st Newsletter to promote the latest updates on the project

http://www.cs.ucy.ac.cy/seit/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/rethink-react-newsletter1.pdf

The SEIT Team, University of Cyprus, invites you to the PRIMAE Sports Workshop and Conference on Inclusive Sports Coaching.

A Sports Workshop on Inclusivity by visiting UK Instructor Mr Raymond Sweeney (https://www.ikkaido.com/). Join us on August 26. Participation is free.
Funded by the EU Project PRIMAE.

Registrations: https://forms.gle/2BE6UoFwSNwRmzC47
More info: https://primae.eu/conference/

Τhe DIGI-Sporting project published the 5th Newsletter to promote the latest updates on the project
Read more here: http://www.cs.ucy.ac.cy/seit/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/DIGI-SPORTING-5th-Newsletter.html

Please check out the second Newsletter of the Erasmus+ CONNECT project that our lab is involved in!!

Our poster for the eSticky project submitted recently for the EUROPEAN WEEK OF ACTIVE AND HEALTHY AGEING (AAL event) in Gdańsk, Poland!

All partners contributed on this, is a really nice poster that is precenting the eSticky project! You can have a look on it to learn more about the project!

For the original Facebook post click here.

The intensive training of students for the Erasmus+ JobJo programme was completed on Monday 4 July.

Dr Konstantinos Tsouris gave a lecture on “Job interview – a practical approach: common questions and techniques”.
Afterwards, the students presented their final projects.
The students completed and presented their projects successfully.
The two-day session was completed with the Certificates that were given to all participants.

We thank all the students from Jordan for their participation in this intensive two-week training. Also, many thanks to Dr. Konstantinos Tsouris and Mrs. Aggeliki Tziongkourou for their help during the training!

• 

GTUp!

GIRLS TEAM UP!

Start: 01-11-2021

End: 31-10-2023

Project Reference: 2021-1-ES01-KA220-HED-000031153754

SEIT Research Laboratory (Software Engineering and Internet Technologies Laboratory) of the Computer Science department of the University of Cyprus participates in the GTUp! project, started in November 2021, with a duration of 24 months.

GTUp! is funded through the Erasmus + KA220-HED – Cooperation partnerships in higher education.

Girls Team Up! is an Erasmus+ project that focuses on inclusion and diversity in all areas of education, training, and sports. It addresses digital transformation through the development of digital readiness and capacity. GTUp! aims to develop a global system dedicated to training in new active methodologies in online environments. This project will also include an interactive game that improves physical, technical, and tactical skills in different sports modalities. Girls Team Up! is an interesting project so stay tuned so that you don’t miss out. #GTUp #GirlsTeamup

The partnership includes the following organizations:

FUNDACIÓN DIOCESANA DE ENSEÑANZA SANTOS MÁRTIRES DE CÓRDOBA, Spain, Coordinator
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Italy
INSTITUT DE HAUTE FORMATION AUX POLITIQUES COMMUNAUTAIRES, Belgium
University of Cyprus, Cyprus