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RTCN - Right to Connect: digital inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities
FunderEuropean Commission
Funder Contribution €400,000.00
Funded underERASMUS+ | Partnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practices | Cooperation Partnerships in the field of Education and Training – European NGOs
Project code101049125
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Description
“Right to Connect: digital inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities” is an innovative co-designed e-learning project involving persons with intellectual disabilities (PwID). The project builds on the experience of the ENTELIS and ENTELIS+ projects. It involves 10 partners in 7 countries forming a multidisciplinary consortium of service providers, universities, a company and European umbrella organisations.The project aims at fostering the digital skills development of PwID to enhance their participation in society and to express active citizenship.The project will: - contribute to the development of digital skills of PwID by applying peer-to-peer education model- produce teaching resources and tools for digital skills development with a special focus on ones supporting online participation - provide universal framework for the building of the competence of those supporting PwID in developing their digital skills- develop an accessible e-learning platform for PwID (co-designed by them) and guidelines for its use. - rise awareness on digital inclusion of PwID.Main activities are: “research and innovation” WP which will provide the methodological base to define needs of digital skills of PwID and tools for future development, the “co-creation labs” and “co-designed e-learning platform” will be focused on the participatory process of engaging PwID in the development and co-design of training materials and the e-learning platform. The project will involve min: 50 PwID in WP1, 16 PwID and 8 educators in the co-design process, 50 PwID and 20 educators in the training sessions. 100 users with ID will be involved in creation of training materials and unlimited users will be able to use the materials and the e-learning platform. More than 10.000 persons will be involved in the dissemination activities at national and international level (PwID, organizations of PwD, service providers, education & training providers, policy makers).
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“Right to Connect: digital inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities” is an innovative co-designed e-learning project involving persons with intellectual disabilities (PwID). The project builds on the experience of the ENTELIS and ENTELIS+ projects. It involves 10 partners in 7 countries forming a multidisciplinary consortium of service providers, universities, a company and European umbrella organisations.The project aims at fostering the digital skills development of PwID to enhance their participation in society and to express active citizenship.The project will: - contribute to the development of digital skills of PwID by applying peer-to-peer education model- produce teaching resources and tools for digital skills development with a special focus on ones supporting online participation - provide universal framework for the building of the competence of those supporting PwID in developing their digital skills- develop an accessible e-learning platform for PwID (co-designed by them) and guidelines for its use. - rise awareness on digital inclusion of PwID.Main activities are: “research and innovation” WP which will provide the methodological base to define needs of digital skills of PwID and tools for future development, the “co-creation labs” and “co-designed e-learning platform” will be focused on the participatory process of engaging PwID in the development and co-design of training materials and the e-learning platform. The project will involve min: 50 PwID in WP1, 16 PwID and 8 educators in the co-design process, 50 PwID and 20 educators in the training sessions. 100 users with ID will be involved in creation of training materials and unlimited users will be able to use the materials and the e-learning platform. More than 10.000 persons will be involved in the dissemination activities at national and international level (PwID, organizations of PwD, service providers, education & training providers, policy makers).
