Last week, partners* from Lithuania, Estonia, Italy, and Slovenia participating in the “GENIE: Generative AI for Inclusive Education and Empowerment” project attended an international meeting in Tallinn, Estonia, where they discussed key issues related to the project’s implementation and future activities.
During the two-day working sessions, significant attention was devoted to discussing the results of pilot activities and “train-the-trainer” sessions, refining the artificial intelligence competency model, reviewing training modules and methodological materials, and developing the learning platform.
During the meeting, the partners:
- made important decisions regarding the next stages of project implementation;
- agreed on priority activities;
- coordinated updates to the learning content and upcoming tasks.
We thank all project partners for their constructive discussions, cooperation, and shared commitment to creating engaging, practical, and innovative AI learning solutions for non-formal adult education.
*Eesti Vabaharidusliit (Tallinn, Estonia), ISTITUTO FORMAZIONE OPERATORI AZIENDALI (IFOA) (Reggio Emilia, Italy), STEP Institute (Ljubljana, Slovenia).
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