Education Content Engineering Hub

Project facts

Project promoter:
Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava(SK)
Project Number:
SK-INNOVATION-0034
Status:
Completed
Final project cost:
€196,593
Donor Project Partners:
Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NO)
Other Project Partners
Aj Ty v IT(SK)
Secondary Industrial School of Electrical Engineering Hálova 16
Bratislava(SK)

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Description

There is a declining quality of secondary school graduates’ education and training. The very proof of this is high dropouts of students in the early stages of their studies at universities also further investments for their training at work declared by employers. The very cause of the problem is the uncritically declining quality of educational content. The purpose of the project is to introduce an innovative approach and shareable educational content in the form of subjects with open content focused on key knowledge, skills and competencies by applying the principle of collective intelligence. This solution solves the cause, not just the stated results. Secondary school teachers and students, employers, and universities will benefit from the project implementation. The user study of the proposed approach from the Norwegian perspective is the role of the Donor project partner within the project. Space for constructive stakeholder discussion will be achieved within the partnership. STU has introduced a new gender equality strategy plan which will be followed throughout the project. Aj Ty v IT (the project partner) will work with teachers with a focus on popularizing technical education among girls in several directions. Contribution to anti-discrimination will be ensured trhough providing materials in accordance with the context of the open data, what will ensure that any segregation of students on the basis of race, color, religion, or gender is prevented.

Summary of project results

While we found the administrative processes to be complex compared to those under Horizon Europe, the support from the administrative team was commendable. The ECEH project has yielded positive and promising results. Despite facing challenges such as staff turnover and planning delays, the project successfully adapted and minimized the impact on the final outcome.

The project’s innovative use of software engineering approaches to develop educational content on the ECEH platform was effective. We are satisfied with the project’s implementation, which showcased resilience in overcoming hurdles and successfully involved educators, students, and content creators.

The project’s use of cutting-edge technologies and methodologies positions it at the forefront of educational innovation. To ensure the project’s continued success and maximize its impact, ongoing monitoring and utilization of content creation expertise will be crucial.

Summary of bilateral results

Main achievements and participation of Project Promoter and partner organizations on implementation (roles and responsibilities)Activity 2: ECEH workshop Slovakia. Output: Presentation of an approach to the preparation of open content subjects/courses within the ECEH platform. Sample lesson in Slovak conditions especially for Norwegian partner. Indicator: Number of participants in workshops organized to share experiences regarding new methods of education (ECEH driven) and engaging youth - 55 participants, see A2listOfParticipantsSPSE.pdf.Workshop programe: presentation of ECEH on Monday 27.03.2023 and a sample lesson on ECEH subjects with open content and environmentally focused educational content, Tuesday 28.03.2023 individual discussions of the Norwegian partner''s representative with students, FIIT staff and partner''s staff with in order to gather the necessary information for the expert report. ECEH workshop Norway. Output: Informed general and professional public in Norway, the discussion focused on design and usability evaluation of ECEH platform in the conditions of the Norwegian partners.

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