Which problem is being solved?
Due to technological progress, which presents itself in the social sphere and, in particular, in modernized training, the demands on educational staff are increasing. As a result of the changing requirements, new digital media is used in some spectacular ways. These changes present difficulties for those who work in vocational education.
A structured qualification of trainers and teachers in a teaching and learning laboratory allows for tailor-made training for learning using the latest media such as augmented and virtual reality, 3D printing, and the Internet of Things (Internet of Things). This is groundbreaking, both technologically and didactically.
DIOS (didactic innovation labs) is a transnational project that develops, tests, assesses, and transmits teaching and learning scenarios for educational staff qualification. The emphasis is on hands-on training in chemistry, mechatronics, and information technology. Educational personnel are instructed to incorporate the training’s material, to expand it further, and to generate new content. As a result, DIOS
How is the problem solved?
- Learning videos for the qualification of vocational training staff in chemistry (laboratory and plant), mechatronics, and IT using AR, VR, 360 ° videos, 3D printing, and IoT (intelligent sensors)
- Learning videos for the qualification of vocational training staff in chemistry (laboratory and plant), mechatronics, and IT using AR, VR, 360 ° videos, 3D printing, and IoT (intelligent sensors)
- Establishment of five teaching and learning laboratories for the qualification of trainers in vocational training in Germany, the Netherlands, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and Cyprus • Development, testing, evaluation, and transfer of teaching and learning scenarios enriched with AR, VR, 360° videos, 3D printing, and IoT for practical training
Results so far:
Didactic guidelines (follows)
Next outputs:
Industry-specific
teaching and learning scenarios Teaching and learning laboratories
Project duration:
November 2020 to October 2022
Project partner:
- SBG Dresden (DE) – project management
- SCP SERV LIMITED (CY)
- Graafschap College (NL)
- Solski Center Kranj (SI)
- SPSCH Pardubice (CZ)
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Which problem is solved?
Digital technologies are changing almost every aspect of our daily lives. Trainers and vocational school teachers in particular need digital skills to keep up with technological, educational and social developments in the world of work. The application of new technologies in vocational training requires new teaching and learning concepts. A new technology with great potential is Augmented Reality (AR).
This new teaching and learning method requires appropriate concepts and content in order to provide (company) trainers with the necessary skills for their use in theory and practice classes. So far, however, there has been no structured qualification offer for trainers. AR4VET closes this gap and thus makes a contribution to vocational training 4.0.
How is the problem solved?
- Provision of didactic guidelines for the didactically induced use of AR in theory and practice lessons
- Development of a structured blended learning qualification offer for (company) trainers with the aim of integrating AR into existing teaching and learning concepts
- Best practice manual for the use of AR in vocational training in 4 focus industries
Project number: 2020-1-CZ01-KA202-078371
Partners:
- Střední průmyslová škola chemická Pardubice (Czech Republic – coordinator)
- SBG Dresden (Germany – partner)
- Ugniagesiu Gelbetoju Mokykla (Lithuania – partner)
- University of Žilina (Slovakia – partner)
- C.P.SERV LIMITED (Cyprus – partner)
- The Estonian Academy of Security Services (Estonia – partner)
Project summary
Firefighters are the role-model of modern heroes: a brave life safer in emergency situations. This positive image is tested each day and sometimes to the limit. Firefighters are all-rounders, rescuers, of persons and goods, and team-players. A wrong or slow response can set human lives at risk. To respond and react to emergencies accordingly, in a timely and a professional manner, firefighters need to be up to date. This helps them to catch up with the increased methodological, strategic and technical demands of modern firefighting.
The use of modern media with implementation of AR or VR visualisations will foster digital skills among teaching personnel and learners and aim to transform existing teaching and learning forms. This results in a higher motivation among learners and the transition of the trainer’s role from an instructor to a moderator. AN EXPERIMENTAL INCLUSION OF PARTICIPANTS with special needs in this context will be targeted
by supporting dyslectic participants with mixed reality experiences as a compensatory measure where visual input can serve as a partial substitute to textual presentations. THE NEED TO USE OF AR, VR, 360° VIDEO AND 3D (BIO-) PRINTING is reflected by the results of an upfront online survey. 91% of teachers/trainers have a high interest on the technology use and the qualification in the didactic innovation training hubs.
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CybARverse: Digital literate in VET by cybersecurity training with immersive technologies
CybARverse is an Erasmus+ co-funded project which supports IT as well as non-IT teachers and trainers’ digital skills development, through the use of immersive technologies.
The focus of this project is to train our target group on how to recognise and react correctly to cyberattacks.
It promotes cyber security awareness, the implementation of the Digital Education Action Plan (Actions 5 and 7)
as well as national agendas, and contributes to a more digital, greener and more inclusive teaching and learning. By the end of this programme, at least 80 trainers and teachers, from the four partner countries, will be qualified.
Information
Project Title: Digital literate in VET by cybersecurity training with immersive technologies (CybARverse)
Project no: 2022-1-LT01-KA220-VET-000089116
Fund provider: Erasmus+
Project Duration: 24 months (Nov 2022-Oct 2024)
Total grant (€) 250.000
Project Consortium
Project coordinator:
Asociacija „Langas į ateitį (Lithuania)
Partners:
Cyprus Computer Society (Cyprus)
S.C.P. SERV LIMITED (Cyprus)
Tech.mt (Malta)
Fundatia EOS -Educating for an Open Society (Romania)
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