European Digital Education Hub publishes classroom practices it says can be copied
The hub is showcasing examples from primary schools through universities and vocational training in which digital tools improved teaching and learning.
The European Digital Education Hub is presenting a collection of digital education practices drawn from across the European Union, in a listing published on Aug. 3, according to the European Commission.
The examples span every stage of education, from primary schools to universities and vocational education and training courses, and cover cases in which digital tools and new ideas improved teaching and learning, the Commission said.
Practices were selected on the basis of demonstrated results, relevance to their communities and innovation, with the hub focusing on projects that can be applied in other settings and that come with practical materials for others to use.