Category: Co-Create project

The fourth transnational meeting of the Co-Create Erasmus+ project took place in Reykjavik, Iceland (April 13-17, 2026). During this week, partners worked together on topics such as digital literacy, AI and digital citizenship in primary education. Monday: Participants travelled to Reykjavik and arrived throughout the day. In the evening, they gathered for a joint dinner…

Connected Learning newsletter No 106: AI learnathons in IcelandAI in primary schools case studies, arty otters, cognitive offloading, Swedish digital backlash, needy tech, better Googling, and much more… Read the newsletter on the Connected Learning website.

From October 6 to 10, 2025, the Co-Create partners came together in Tampere, Finland, for the third transnational meeting. Monday: The week began with a joint welcome dinner, providing an informal setting for participants to reconnect and prepare for an inspiring week ahead. Tuesday: Wednesday: The day featured presentations and workshops led by Finnish author,…

Connected Learning newsletter No 86: AI and multiliteracy in FinlandFinnish multiliteracies, the Estonian AI generation, UK pupils and AI, Danish social media plans, AI bubbles, edtech and language learning, and much more… Read the newsletter on the Connected Learning website.

The second transnational meeting of the Co-Create project took place in Middelfart, Denmark, from April 7 to 11, 2025. This meeting focused on the themes of design thinking and playful learning, offering new perspectives on how digital literacy can be integrated into education. Monday: Welcome DinnerThe week began with a warm and informal welcome dinner,…

Digital literacy in Denmark, revealing Roblox, Ofcom’s child online safety code, staying digitally safe in authoritarian regimes and much more… Read the newsletter on the Connected Learning website.

The first transnational meeting of the Co-Create project took place in Delft and Den Haag, the Netherlands. This gathering marked the official start of the project, bringing together educators and school leaders to connect, exchange ideas, and align on project goals. The central theme of this meeting was computational thinking and its role in digital…