The EESI Digi project aims to foster an inclusive educational environment that promotes equity and equality and responds to the latest technological demands, turning digital tool barriers into supportive aids to assist students in completing their studies and acquiring new skills.
The Spanish Confederation of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities (COCEMFE) participates in the European project “Educational Empowerment and Social Inclusion of Students with Disabilities through Digital Solutions and Assistive Technologies (EESI Digi)”. They offer the opportunity to travel at no cost to meet other project participants. They are seeking assistance to review the work completed to date, while simultaneously providing training in accessibility and digital competencies.
What are the requirements to participate?
- Being a faculty member or student at a university in Spain, a staff member in a specialized university student service, or a member of a COCEMFE entity involved in university or vocational training education.
- Having a level of English that allows you to communicate orally and comprehend written texts. The working language of the training will be English, so a realistic self-assessment of your language skills is essential.
- Being eager to learn about basic ICT tools for persons with disabilities, communication, collaboration and collaborative platforms, mobile accessibility, and Web and Office accessibility.
- Having availability to travel to Budapest (Hungary) between October 11 and 18, or to Vilnius (Lithuania) between November 2 and 8. The exact dates will be specified at a later stage, within the indicated ranges.
- Registering before July 31 via the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/1pjHfZaX1x
Relevant Information
*Travel, accommodation, and meal expenses are covered by the project; therefore, a formal commitment to participate may be required based on the number of registrations.
**Places are strictly limited; additional assessments may be conducted to ensure a fair selection process.
Patricia Martín