Thank you for joining us! Open Education Week 2024 Conclusions

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Thank you for joining us! Open Education Week 2024 Conclusions

Open Education Week is a celebration of the global Open Education Movement. Its goal is to raise awareness about the movement and its impact on teaching and learning worldwide, the free and open educational opportunities that exist for everyone, everywhere, right now. EDEN endorsed Open Education Week 2024 with 5 webinars during the whole week, addressing some of the most important topics concerning the present and future of education. Find below all the information about the sessions, including the live recordings, presentations and much more!

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The Future of AI in Formal and Informal Education Contexts: Inclusion, Ethics and New Perspectives

The panel will discuss the potential role and impact of artificial intelligence in both formal and informal educational contexts, highlighting the ethical implications and possibilities in terms of promoting the social and cultural inclusion of different categories of learners, such as those with protected characteristics (such as disability). In the panel, experts will present case studies, research experiences and good practices implemented in different educational institutions, from primary schools to heritage institutions. Moderator: Antonella Poce Speakers: David Guralnick, Deborah Seid Howes, Emily Kate Genatowski, Maria Rosaria Re and Carlo De Medio

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Insights on Technology-Supported Teaching, Learning and Teacher Development in Contexts of Low Resources and Marginalisation

Remote access to educational resources and opportunities for study or professional development increasingly depend on continuous access to technology, particularly smartphones and other mobile devices. Many people find themselves excluded, due to limited personal and local resources as well as multiple forms of marginalisation. In this session we present experiences and research findings from recent funded projects in low resource settings in several countries, with a special focus on Asia and Africa. The common theme in these projects has been a focus on marginalised or resource-constrained educators and students, including refugees and those who are from marginalised minority ethnic backgrounds. We draw attention to the aspirations and motivations of our research participants in their education contexts and share important insights into their experiences with technology. Moderator: Denise Whitelock Speakers: Agnes Kukulska-Hulme, Koula Charitonos and Saraswati Dawadi

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Future Skills for a World Shaped by AI

“AIComp – Future Skills for a Life World Shaped by AI” marks a pioneering endeavor in the realm of educational and professional development. It is developed through the NextEducation Research Group and presents the most comprehensive study to date on the subject. It sheds light on the evolving requirements that professionals face in both their careers and personal lives in an era increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence. This groundbreaking study stands out as the first to adopt a fully action-competence-oriented approach, reconstructing an empirical competency model directly from the data gathered from over 1,600 professionals. The European skill model AIComp (Artificial Intelligence Competences) was meticulously developed through the collaborative efforts of the AI-Campus and AI-Campus Hub projects, alongside with 13 partners from education, research and industry. By delving into the competency needs that emerge as AI becomes more integral to our professional and personal spheres, AIComp offers invaluable insights into preparing for a future where artificial intelligence shapes significant aspects of our existence. This study not only maps out the terrain of future skills but also pioneers a methodological approach that promises to influence how we understand and respond to the demands of a world transformed by AI. Presenter: Ulf-Daniel Ehlers

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Rethinking Digital Assessment in the Age of GenAI

In this insightful webinar, where we brought together three international experts in educational technologies, digital assessment, and artificial intelligence. In the age of GenAI, understanding its impact on learners’ assessment is very important. This event aimed to provide educators with insights into redesigning digital assessment strategies to meet the challenges and potential posed by GenAI. Also, AI-specific competencies, defined within the AI Pioneers project, were be introduced as part of the supplement of the DigCompEdu framework. Moderator: Giedrė Tamoliūnė Speakers: Graham Atwell, Orna Farrell and George Bekiaridis

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GenAI Role Related to OER How Teaching and Learning Can Benefit From It

GenAIs play a crucial role in Open Educational Resources (OER) by improving the accessibility, equity, inclusivity and effectiveness of teaching and learning materials. Through advanced natural language processing and personalised learning algorithms, GenAIs can tailor content to the individual needs of learners, promoting a more adaptive and engaging educational experience. In addition, they contribute to the creation of high-quality OER by generating educational content, assessments and interactive resources, expanding the availability of diverse and innovative educational materials. Accordingly, it is important to take the lead in the AI era. This session was organised in collaboration with ICDE, OER Advocacy Committee and discuss with experts on the topic of GenAI, OER and high-quality teaching and learning in the digital age. Moderator: Sandra Kučina Softić Speakers: Ebba Ossiannilsson, Gila Kurtz, Rosa Leonor Ulloa Cazarez and Ilona Buchem

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Register Now! Join Us For Open Education Week 2024, 4-7 March

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Register Now! Open Education Week 2024 4-7 March

Open Education Week is a celebration of the global Open Education Movement. Its goal is to raise awareness about the movement and its impact on teaching and learning worldwide, the free and open educational opportunities that exist for everyone, everywhere, right now. EDEN is endorsing the Open Education Week for the 8th year now organizing EDEN DLE OEW. We want to highlight how open education can help people meet their goals in education, whether that’s to develop skills and knowledge for work, supporting formal studies, learning something new for personal interest, or looking for additional teaching resources. Don’t forget to register, as EDEN will issue open badges to acknowledge and appreciate your participation at these events. Be sure to mark March 4-7 on your calendar! Join us for the following events – participation is free and open!

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The Future of AI in Formal and Informal Education Contexts: Inclusion, Ethics and New Perspectives

Monday, 4 March 2024, 15:30 (CET)

The panel will discuss the potential role and impact of artificial intelligence in both formal and informal educational contexts, highlighting the ethical implications and possibilities in terms of promoting the social and cultural inclusion of different categories of learners, such as those with protected characteristics (such as disability). In the panel, experts will present case studies, research experiences and good practices implemented in different educational institutions, from primary schools to heritage institutions.

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Insights on Technology-Supported Teaching, Learning and Teacher Development in Contexts of Low Resources and Marginalisation

Tuesday, 5 March 2024, 14:00 (CET)

Remote access to educational resources and opportunities for study or professional development increasingly depend on continuous access to technology, particularly smartphones and other mobile devices. Many people find themselves excluded, due to limited personal and local resources as well as multiple forms of marginalisation. In this session we present experiences and research findings from recent funded projects in low resource settings in several countries, with a special focus on Asia and Africa. The common theme in these projects has been a focus on marginalised or resource-constrained educators and students, including refugees and those who are from marginalised minority ethnic backgrounds. We draw attention to the aspirations and motivations of our research participants in their education contexts and share important insights into their experiences with technology.

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Register to the Event

Future Skills for a World Shaped by AI

Tuesday, 5 March 2024, 17:00 (CET)

“AIComp – Future Skills for a Life World Shaped by AI” marks a pioneering endeavor in the realm of educational and professional development. It is developed through the NextEducation Research Group and presents the most comprehensive study to date on the subject. It sheds light on the evolving requirements that professionals face in both their careers and personal lives in an era increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence. This groundbreaking study stands out as the first to adopt a fully action-competence-oriented approach, reconstructing an empirical competency model directly from the data gathered from over 1,600 professionals. The European skill model AIComp (Artificial Intelligence Competences) was meticulously developed through the collaborative efforts of the AI-Campus and AI-Campus Hub projects, alongside with 13 partners from education, research and industry. By delving into the competency needs that emerge as AI becomes more integral to our professional and personal spheres, AIComp offers invaluable insights into preparing for a future where artificial intelligence shapes significant aspects of our existence. This study not only maps out the terrain of future skills but also pioneers a methodological approach that promises to influence how we understand and respond to the demands of a world transformed by AI

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Register to the Event

Rethinking Digital Assessment in the Age of GenAI

Wednesday, 6 March 2024, 13:00 (CET)

Join us for this insightful webinar, where we bring together three international experts in educational technologies, digital assessment, and artificial intelligence. In the age of GenAI, understanding its impact on learners’ assessment is very important. This event aims to provide educators with insights into redesigning digital assessment strategies to meet the challenges and potential posed by GenAI. Also, AI-specific competencies, defined within the AI Pioneers project, will be introduced as part of the supplement of the DigCompEdu framework.

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GenAI Role Related to OER: How Teaching and Learning Can Benefit From It

Thursday, 7 March 2024, 13:00 (CET)

GenAIs play a crucial role in Open Educational Resources (OER) by improving the accessibility, equity, inclusivity and effectiveness of teaching and learning materials. Through advanced natural language processing and personalised learning algorithms, GenAIs can tailor content to the individual needs of learners, promoting a more adaptive and engaging educational experience. In addition, they contribute to the creation of high-quality OER by generating educational content, assessments and interactive resources, expanding the availability of diverse and innovative educational materials. Accordingly, it is important to take the lead in the AI era. Join us in this session organised in collaboration with ICDE, OER Advocacy Committee and discuss with experts on the topic of GenAI, OER and high-quality teaching and learning in the digital age.

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Open Education Week 2022 Outcomes

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Open Education Week 2022 The Open Education Week 2022 comes to an end after a week of live and open webinars in which more that 30 experts discussed some of the key and ongoing topics on the education and e-learning environment. More than 600 people from 54 different countries registed to follow the webinars through Zoom, YouTube and our official social media channels Facebook and Twitter. VIEW THE EVENT PAGE Rewatch the webinars on our YouTube channel Watch the recordings Yes it’s Open but is it any Good? Reflections on an Open Reading Initiative of Scholarly Research Monday, 7 March 2022, 10:00 CET This webinar focuses on the growth of open science and the plethora of open access scholarly publications in the area of digital education—for better and worse. It begins by reflecting on the 6th edition of the NIDL “top 10” good reads in the field of digital education. A panel discussion then considers the challenge of finding time to “slow” read the literature and shares critical strategies for keeping abreast of the rapidly evolving literature. Format: Panel discussion Moderator: Dr Eamon Costello Speakers: Professor Lesley Gourlay, Dr Melissa Bond, Professor Petar Jandrić, Professor Mark Brown Watch the recording Opening and Developing a European Community of Practice Monday, 7 March 2022, 13:00 CET The session celebrates the start of the work on the “Community of Practice” of the Digital Education Hub. As part of the European Commission’s initiative under the Digital Education Action Plan, a consortium of eleven European organisations, led by German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), supports the development of an open, collaborative and cross-sectorial community of digital education stakeholders. EDEN is among the core partners. This session at the OEW will address several important questions to guide European digital education community development and will search for the answers on how this community could open and develop the European capital of knowledge through the Community of Practice. Format: Panel discussion Moderator: Timothy Read Speakers: Katharina Engel, Rasmus Benke-Åberg, Sandra Kučina Softic, Ignacio Atal, Bastian Greshake Tzovaras, Denis Whitelock, Airina Volungevičienė Watch the recording Democratizing research and science: Ways forward Tuesday, 8 March 2022, 13:00 CET In this session, we will reflect on how research and science are currently produced and discuss ways we could make them more inclusive, open, and democratic. In the first talk, Dr Jess Carr will talk about participatory and inclusive research with excluded communities. In the second talk, Dr Christothea Herodotou will talk about how technology can support democratic research by allowing non-professionals to set up their own studies. In the third talk, Prof Bart Rienties will discuss about open science and scholarship in relation to learning analytics, inviting attendees’ to share their thoughts and perspectives. Format: Presentations and discussion Moderator: Dr. Christothea Herodotu Speakers: Dr Jess Carr, Prof Bart Rienties, Dr. Christothea Herodotou Watch the recording Digital experiences in technical higher education Wednesday, 9 March 2022, 13:00 CET In this webinar we are going to focus on specific digital experiences from and for the technical higher education. In these pandemic times, the higher education community has been united in facing the challenges which arose and in finding the best solutions for the transition to online learning. The digital component of the education will remain even after the pandemic ends. Moreover, the digital component was already a key factor for many universities and specialists. Such specialists are going to share their experiences and good practices, from the mentoring and training of higher education professionals, using remote and virtual labs, integrating AI in education and all of this keeping the quality of the educational process in mind. Format: Presentations Moderator: Vlad Mihaescu Speakers: Diana Andone, Gustavo Alves, Daina Gudoniene, Igor Balaban Watch the recording How to become an open teacher? Thursday, 10 March 2022, 13:00 CET The teachers in school and higher education could take better advantage of the existing open educational resources (OER), as well as of co-creation learning content and curriculum through open professional collaboration of teachers, as well as co-creation of knowledge together with students, school and university community members. This session will be dedicated to discuss the enablers of teachers to become open educators, including digital competences needed to co-create and share digital content and OER, as well as the challenges for teachers’ opening up at schools and at universities. Format: Presentations Moderator: Airina Volungeviciene Speakers: Estela Daukšienė, Elena Trepulė. Elena Caldirola, Jochen Ehrenreich, António Moreira, Ana Balula, Sandra Vasconcelos Watch the recording Designing Future Skills-ready Future higher education: Why it Matters and What We can Do A Future Skills Apéro conversation with Gilly Salmon Thursday, 10 March 2022, 16:30 CET This Future Skills Apéro with world-renowned Professor Gilly Salmon is hosted by Ulf-Daniel Ehlers and Laura Eigbrecht. The conversation will focus on sharing insights from her work on transformation of higher education and feature spicy good anecdotes, examples and stories ‘between the lines’. We will ask Gilly Salmon why Future Skills matter, how we can promote them, what we can learn from education in times of the pandemic and how we can design future and Future Skills-ready higher education. Participants are invited to contribute to the discussion by bringing in their questions and impulses to the conversation. Format: Interactive Apéro discussion; possibility for participants to engage with questions in the conversation Moderators/Speakers: Gilly Salmon, Ulf-Daniel Ehlers, Laura Eigbrecht Watch the recording Opening up Museums: how inclusive open education is transforming the museum experience Friday, 11 March 2022: 13:00 Either as a response to the impact of the Covid-19 crisis or a strategic move towards a more participatory culture, most museums worldwide are now providing open access online to a large amount of their curated digital heritage content. In order to promote collaboration and learning through co-creation, many opened up their online collections to social tagging, or started working with communities of volunteers to transcribe manuscript archives for digital publishing projects. Some others started crowdsourcing and crowdfunding initiatives. In this new context, Museum MOOCs and OERs have become popular tools and are now used in formal and non formal learning contexts as well as for professional development. As the learning experience becomes increasingly open, hybrid, ubiquitous and personalized, museum education comes to be more engaging, participatory and transformative, as well as more accessible and inclusive. Format: Experts panel Moderator: António Moreira Teixeira Speakers: Antonella Poce, Covadonga Rodrigo, Antonia Liguri, Angeles Sánchez Paniagua Watch the recording

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EDEN Open Education Week 2022, March 7-11

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Open Education Week kicking off March 7 – 11, 2022 Add to calendar Dear EDEN Members, Colleagues and Friends, EDEN is endorsing the acclaimed and traditional Open Education Week #OEWeek in 2022 as well. The 2022 EDEN OEW, as a celebration of the global Open Education Movement give you access to daily online webinars and panel sessions of expert scholars and practitioners who will present a variety of cutting edge open and online learning topics, from innovations in design to open educational research. Join us free – EDEN will issue open badges to acknowledge and appreciate your participation . REGISTER FOR THE EVENTS Yes it’s Open but is it any Good? Reflections on an Open Reading Initiative of Scholarly Research Monday, 7 March 2022, 10:00 CET This webinar focuses on the growth of open science and the plethora of open access scholarly publications in the area of digital education—for better and worse. It begins by reflecting on the 6th edition of the NIDL “top 10” good reads in the field of digital education. A panel discussion then considers the challenge of finding time to “slow” read the literature and shares critical strategies for keeping abreast of the rapidly evolving literature. Format: Panel discussion Moderator: Dr Eamon Costello Speakers: Professor Lesley Gourlay, Dr Melissa Bond, Professor Petar Jandrić, Professor Mark Brown Please click here for a more detailed description. Opening and Developing a European Community of Practice Monday, 7 March 2022, 13:00 CET The session celebrates the start of the work on the “Community of Practice” of the Digital Education Hub. As part of the European Commission’s initiative under the Digital Education Action Plan, a consortium of eleven European organisations, led by German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), supports the development of an open, collaborative and cross-sectorial community of digital education stakeholders. EDEN is among the core partners. This session at the OEW will address several important questions to guide European digital education community development and will search for the answers on how this community could open and develop the European capital of knowledge through the Community of Practice. Format: Panel discussion Moderator: Timothy Read Speakers: Katharina Engel, Rasmus Benke-Åberg, Sandra Kučina Softic, Ignacio Atal, Bastian Greshake Tzovaras, Denis Whitelock, Airina Volungevičienė Please click here for a more detailed description. Democratizing research and science: Ways forward Tuesday, 8 March 2022, 13:00 CET In this session, we will reflect on how research and science are currently produced and discuss ways we could make them more inclusive, open, and democratic. In the first talk, Dr Jess Carr will talk about participatory and inclusive research with excluded communities. In the second talk, Dr Christothea Herodotou will talk about how technology can support democratic research by allowing non-professionals to set up their own studies. In the third talk, Prof Bart Rienties will discuss about open science and scholarship in relation to learning analytics, inviting attendees’ to share their thoughts and perspectives. Format: Presentations and discussion Moderator: Dr. Christothea Herodotu Speakers: Dr Jess Carr, Prof Bart Rienties, Dr. Christothea Herodotou Please click here for a more detailed description. Digital experiences in technical higher education Wednesday, 9 March 2022, 13:00 CET In this webinar we are going to focus on specific digital experiences from and for the technical higher education. In these pandemic times, the higher education community has been united in facing the challenges which arose and in finding the best solutions for the transition to online learning. The digital component of the education will remain even after the pandemic ends. Moreover, the digital component was already a key factor for many universities and specialists. Such specialists are going to share their experiences and good practices, from the mentoring and training of higher education professionals, using remote and virtual labs, integrating AI in education and all of this keeping the quality of the educational process in mind. Format: Presentations Moderator: Vlad Mihaescu Speakers: Diana Andone, Gustavo Alves, Daina Gudoniene, Igor Balaban Please click here for a more detailed description. How to become an open teacher? Thursday, 10 March 2022, 13:00 CET The teachers in school and higher education could take better advantage of the existing open educational resources (OER), as well as of co-creation learning content and curriculum through open professional collaboration of teachers, as well as co-creation of knowledge together with students, school and university community members. This session will be dedicated to discuss the enablers of teachers to become open educators, including digital competences needed to co-create and share digital content and OER, as well as the challenges for teachers’ opening up at schools and at universities. Format: Presentations Moderator: Airina Volungeviciene Speakers: Estela Daukšienė, Elena Trepulė. Elena Caldirola, Jochen Ehrenreich, António Moreira, Ana Balula, Sandra Vasconcelos Please click here for a more detailed description. Designing Future Skills-ready Future higher education: Why it Matters and What We can Do A Future Skills Apéro conversation with Gilly Salmon Thursday, 10 March 2022, 16:30 CET This Future Skills Apéro with world-renowned Professor Gilly Salmon is hosted by Ulf-Daniel Ehlers and Laura Eigbrecht. The conversation will focus on sharing insights from her work on transformation of higher education and feature spicy good anecdotes, examples and stories ‘between the lines’. We will ask Gilly Salmon why Future Skills matter, how we can promote them, what we can learn from education in times of the pandemic and how we can design future and Future Skills-ready higher education. Participants are invited to contribute to the discussion by bringing in their questions and impulses to the conversation. Format: Interactive Apéro discussion; possibility for participants to engage with questions in the conversation Moderators/Speakers: Gilly Salmon, Ulf-Daniel Ehlers, Laura Eigbrecht Please click here for a more detailed description. Register and join us at the webinars! REGISTER FOR THE EVENTS

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EDEN Annual Conference June – New Keynote, Young Scholars’ Grant

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View this email in your browser EDEN 2021 Virtual Annual Conference – UNED-Madrid Submissions welcome till 15 May – Young Scholars Grants “Lessons from a pandemic for the future of education” Conference Call Dear Members, Partners and Friends, Be kindly reminded that after the first submission deadline, 31 March for the EDEN 2021 Virtual Annual Conference, hosted by the National Distance Education University UNED on 21-24 June submissions are still welcome till 15 May. Early submissions (having arrived by 31 March) will be evaluated within two weeks. We are also glad to introduce a new keynote speaker and announce that the Young Scholars Grants will be bestowed at the Conference thanks to the Ulrich Bernath Foundation for Research in Open and Distance Learning. The EDEN 2021 PhD Symposium Madrid will be organized on 21 June, in the frame of the event. 2021 marks EDEN’s 30th Anniversary year, hence a special debate of EDEN Presidents entitled “Session on Lessons of Past Milestones and Future Perspectives” will be included in the porgramme. Special Conference Sessions The new Digital Europe Action Plan and the Experience of the EU Education and Training DELTA working group The Madrid EDEN Microcredential Declaration preparation workshop EDEN Network of Academics and Professionals – new trajectories with the fresh Steering Committee The EDEN European Journal – EURODL: with new Chief Editor, new online platform and services in 2021 EDEN 30th anniversary – lessons from the past and perspectives for the future After the Brexit – the EDEN Future: Digital Learning Europe Association The EDEN Fellows Council: advice and advocacy from our awarded members R4C – Reflecting4Change: the use of self-reflection tools as vehicles to support innovation and systemic change in schools to become digitally mature and open. Interconnection with the Selfie tool. New keynote Darcy Hardy Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, North America Higher Education, Blackboard Inc.The full list of keynotes can be visited here. Young Scholars Grants The Ulrich Bernath Foundation for Research in Open and Distance Learning will support 4 young scholars or teams of young scholars with a grant of 300 Euros for submitting a significant contribution (Full paper) to the EDEN Annual Conference. Eligible for the Young Scholars Grants are degree-programme and doctoral students, who individually or in teams submit original research papers to the EDEN Annual Conference in Madrid. The paper will be presented by young scholar(s). Team work with senior scholars are accepted, however it must be declared that the major part of the paper has been authored by young scholar(s). Young scholars who apply for the grant will take part in the EDEN Best Research Paper Award competition, which is based on evaluation results that follow five standard evaluation criteria: (i)The paper deals with a research question; (ii) rigorous examination/research methods are applied; (iii) findings, results and outcomes are convincingly presented and critically examined; (iv) conclusions are thoroughly discussed (including aspects like applicability, transferability, and further research; (v) literature is reviewed against the state of art.The grants will be handed out by bank transfer after the EDEN Annual Conference in Madrid. Eligible candidates are invited to contact the organisers at: madrid2021@eden-online.org before submitting their Full Paper. EDEN NAP webinar recording available EDEN thanks all participants for the EDEN NAP webinar ‘What do I do as an educator with learning analytics?’ on Wednesday, 7 April 2021, 17:00 CEST. The recording of the webinar can be watched by clicking the button below. . Watch the recording 30 years of serving and supporting education – shaping education for a post Covid era In 2021 EDEN is celebrating its 30th Anniversary. We look forward to sharing the pleasure of this special year with our members, partners and friends. Please read the blog post of EDEN President Sandra Kučina Softić reflecting on this special occasion. Read here. We also invite all of you to send, upload, share your memories, experience, memorable moments, including  your reflections, comments and ideas to EDEN throughout the anniversary year on the newly introduced EDEN30 website. The 30th EDEN Annual Conference is the initiative of EDEN supported by the ERASMUS+ Programme of the European Union The European Distance and E-Learning Network is co-operating with EDEN Digital Learning Europe MTÜ (Estonia), in order to sustain the legacy of the EDEN Association brand after the United Kingdom having left the EU, to ensure continuity of services and activities for the benefit of the European academic and professional community in open, distance and online learning. EDEN – European Distance and E-Learning Network Secretariat Tel: +36 1 463 1628, 463 2537 Fax: +36 1 463 1858 E-mail: madrid2021@eden-online.org https://www.eden-online.org EDEN website EDEN Facebook EDEN Twitter EDEN YouTube Conference Website

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