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Université Ouverte des Humanités (UOH)

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The Université Ouverte des Humanités (UOH) is one of the eight digital universities in France. The disciplinary fields of the institution are the following: human sciences, social sciences, letters, languages and arts. The missions of this university are: – Support teachers in the blended learning class – Promoting better student success, particularly in bachelor’s degree I and II. – Assess the valorisation, the diffusion and the production of digital and pedagogical resources. – Index and diffusion of the institutional portal web for contribute to the development of “L’Université Numérique”

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Italian Association for Media Education (MED)

MED is the Italian Association for Media Education. It was founded in 1996 by a group of academics, media professionals, teachers, and educators. Among other publications, since 2010, MED has published the journal Media Education. (https://oaj.fupress.net/index.php/med/index) MED works in the field of training teachers, school leaders, educators, university students, social workers, and media professionals. It also carries out projects (both national and international) for the experimentation of media education activities in formal and non-formal educational settings. In addition to regional events and training courses, since 1996, it has organised a national Summer School in Media Education. MED is accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education for teachers’ training.

Organisational member Belgium

UC Leuven Limburg, University of Applied Sciences

UCLL Research & Expertise is the launch and landing base for innovative practical research and services. “Moving Minds: moving people and ideas” is our middle name. It’s the basic attitude of all students, lecturers, researchers and employees at UCLL. Together with professionals, we let new ideas take off and land internationally and sustainably. Our centres of expertise are active in the welfare and health sectors, the educational world, ICT, sustainability and technology and in business.

Organisational member United Kingdom

University of St Andrews

We’re a team of 15 TEL specialists, including senior learning technologists, digital education developers and digital media producers, as well as specialists in digital accessibility, IT training, and course co‑ordination. We support academics, students and learners through the provision of our five complementary services: digital accessibility, digital education, digital environments, digital media and digital training & skills. The services support staff in creating and delivering online, blended and in-person teaching; they also support students through dedicated digital skills training. We have a strong culture of partnership working with staff, students, and other professional services colleagues.