Good educational resources are created through collaboration—and that collaboration does not end once the content has been written. Feedback from our platform users highlighted several ideas that will further improve the Understanding EU Digital Lexicon. Among the suggestions were: simpler…
Before officially launching the Understanding EU platform, we wanted to hear directly from the people who will use it. During our national feedback activities, participants explored the Digital Lexicon, watched the videos and navigated through the Knowledge Bits before sharing…
Can learning about the European Union also be an opportunity for dialogue? The International Knowledge Party showed that it can. Participants from different European countries came together online to exchange perspectives on European values, democracy and active citizenship. Alongside presentations…
Following the partner meeting, project partners, stakeholders and invited guests came together at the final conference in Vienna to present and discuss the project’s results. Throughout the conference, one message became particularly clear: Making European legislation easier to understand is…
After two years of collaboration, the Understanding EU partnership met in Vienna to prepare the final stage of the project. The meeting provided an opportunity to review the completed learning resources, discuss the final improvements to the Digital Lexicon and…
How do you explain complex European topics in just a few minutes? This question guided the development of the five Understanding EU Crash Course Videos. During the project, citizens repeatedly told us that they would like to see more visual…
The Critical Balance Conspiracy Map identified some tools for promoting media literacy among the youth. When it comes to digital learning, there are mobile apps, videos, interactive resources, and games There are also learning methodologies, such as critical thinking lessons becoming…
The Critical Balance Conspiracy Map is now available. Have a sneak preview into the most popular conspiracy theories among young people in Europe: 9/11: Based on this tragedy, we can distinguish two versions: 1. Claims that they were not a…
When it comes to supporting family carers, one of the immediately recognizable names is Eurocarers. Have you heard that Eurocarers… Is an organization that acts as a voice for informal caregivers? Its mission is to ensure that unpaid…
The SLACC partners have completed the research phase in their respective countries. This included finding out to what extent young people in Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Austria, France, Cyprus and Slovenia are aware of climate change. To this end, each partner…