Using museums and heritage as a teaching and learning resource
 
SMILE stands for Schools Museums Internet Learning Education and is held in Stockholm, Lisbon, Dublin, Istanbul and Coventry.
 
SMILE provides educational institutions with a resource that enables them to investigate Europe and what it means to be a European through visits to museums. Read More

Discover the city as an experiential learning resource
 
The future of Europe is urban! According to UNESCO, in 50 years' time 90% or the world will live in an urban environment. In many parts of Europe this is today a fact. The time is right to start exploring the city and how to use it as a resource in teaching and learning. Read More

Using tablets for teaching outside the classroom
 
Sharing Landscapes is an Erasmus+ training course held in locations throughout Europe including Lesvos, Stratford upon Avon, Santorini and Stockholm.
 
Sharing Landscapes addresses issues of teaching outside the classroom; in an urban, rural, local, national and European context. The educational material is based on landscape interpretation, outdoor experiential education and mobile technology,

Eduglocal is a training course for teachers who want to encourage their learners to engage in Global issues as a local level. The course, held a several venues throughout Europe is open to teachers, teacher trainers and educationalists at all levels of education.

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Count Me In is a training course for people working with special needs groups with focus on the arts and cultural sector. The course is open to educationalists working at all levels and types of special needs education.

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