InDiCo project: Reports on the current situation and challenges related to the implementation of the EU DigComp strategy for persons with learning difficulties


The main aim of the Erasmus+ funded project InDiCo is to increase the inclusion of persons with learning difficulties into the digital age.

Objectives

The InDiCo project aims to achieving:

  1. Clearer Understanding of Digital Competences: to develop a clearer comprehension of the competences required by people with learning difficulties in their digital interactions;
  2. Competence-Oriented Approach for Adult Learning and Education Staff: adopting a competence-oriented approach for adult learning and education staff when assessing and training digital competences;
  3. Improved Validation of Digital Competences: to enhance the validation process for digital competences among persons with learning difficulties in link with the DigComp framework.

Reports on the current situation and challenges related to the implementation of the EU DigComp strategy for persons with learning difficulties

How can we ensure that the EU DigComp framework leaves no one behind, and remove barriers faced by vulnerable communities, such as persons with learning difficulties?

These reports are the first achievement of the InDiCo project. As a result of a desk research and interviews to key actors in the sector, under the lead of the University of Klangefurt (Austria), the pan-European and county reports identify key gaps and challenges in implementing the EU DigComp strategy.

Access the reports below to learn more and explore how grassroots initiatives are working to promote the digital inclusion of persons with learning difficulties by meeting the unique needs of the community.

Status quo of the EU DigComp framework implementation

Assessment and validation of digital competences at levels 1 and 2 for Persons With Learning Difficulties

Partners

InDiCo Project is led by Chance B (Austria) in partnership with:

Contacts

Priska Schukoff, Chance B, priska.schukoff@chanceb.at

Benedetta Pesce, EPR, bpesce@epr.eu


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