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University of Michigan

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The University of Michigan’s Center for Academic Innovation is committed to bringing educational opportunities from the university to a global network of lifelong learners. Through curricular innovation in online, hybrid, and blended programmes, use of emerging technologies like extended reality, the development of tools for student success and equity, and educational research and analytics, the centre is working toward a future in which education connects and empowers learners on campus and around the world to reach their full potential throughout their lives.

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Organisational member Netherlands

University of Groningen

The University of Groningen was founded in 1614 and has over 6.000 fte staff and 36.000 students, spread over 11 faculties. It participates in various national and international projects aiming at innovating the use of multimedia in education. The university has so far published 14 MOOCs on the Futurelearn platform. Its facilities include professional broadcasting studios and a growing number of do-it-yourself studios. In addition, the Reality Center offers highly advanced Virtual Reality (VR) facilities for research and education.

Organisational member Belgium

ATiT

ATiT is an audio-visual and information technologies company based in Belgium that has been working with clients in the education and medical field for more than 20 years. ATiT provides secretarial services to the Media & Learning Association and is involved in a number of European and international projects involving the use of media to support learning. ATiT also provides consultancy and training on the advanced use of audiovisual services including live surgery.

Networking member Malta

European Literacy Network (ELN)

The European Literacy Network (ELN) is an international, interdisciplinary network bringing together about 600 researchers, educators, and practitioners to advance literacy research, education, policy, and practice worldwide. The ELN Association was established in October 2023, upon the completion of five successful literacy COST Actions. ELN promotes networking, collaboration, and knowledge exchange through research, communities, events, and dissemination activities. ELN aims to bridge the gap between literacy science and education.