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Our EU Projects

ELAN partners on Erasmus+ and other European projects advancing literacy, inclusion, and digital skills across Europe.

Students create video games on online safety to act against risks such as cyberbullying and misinformation.
Teachers participate in a training workshop and help develop the guide and a toolkit for replicating the methodology.

For: students (aged 8–13), teachers, educators

Focus on: digital literacy, civic engagement, critical thinking

Status: We've just begun

Young adults develop critical thinking through maths-based workshops exploring media and democracy.
Educators receive free training, ready-to-use lessons, and practical resources to implement the approach.

For: young adults (18–25), youth workers and educators

Focus on: civic literacy, media literacy, math, non-formal education

Status: Ready, steady, go…

Teachers get everything to include sound-based learning in their daily practices: training, soundscape database, and lesson plans. Children get playful support in early literacy development.

For: children (3–8), preschool and primary school teachers

Focus on: early literacy, sound-based learning, inclusivity

Status: Work in progress

Young people develop their entrepreneurship and project management skills through heritage and cultural mediation. Their support is: free online course, practical toolboxes and inspirational case studies, including youth-led projects.

For: youth, young adults, youth educators

Focus on: civic literacy, entrepreneurship, cultural mediation

Status: Finishing soon

Teachers and parents can use the project's platform, culture and discovery boxes to teach languages.
Children learn languages and discover the culture of European countries via games and other interactive materials.

For: children, parents and primary school teachers

Focus on: second language literacy, intercultural awareness

Status: Almost there…

Youth educators receive training and tools to facilitate communication with young people, especially those who are not fluent in the language of the country where they live. Young people get a chance to engage more in the local community.

For: teenagers, young adults, youth workers

Focus on: second language literacy, plain language

Status: In the middle

Young people learn about local heritage and create interactive tours around it using digital tools.
Educators are equipped with a tutorial, a best practices repository and guides to support young people in this process.

For: secondary school students, teachers, educators

Focus on: civic literacy, heritage, digital skills

Status: So far, so good

Students explore classical myths in an unusual way – by preparing a trial of Medea. They practice critical thinking, oral expression and creativity. Teachers profit from an inclusive and out-of-the-box teaching approach.

For: secondary school students, teachers, educators

Focus on: civic literacy, classical literature, oral expression

Status: Mission completed

Teachers get a guide on teaching AI in schools, STEM and citizenship lesson plans and videos introducing AI fundamentals. Students strengthen their digital skills and ethical decision-making.

For: secondary school teachers and students

Focus on: digital literacy, STEM, active citizenship, AI ethics

Status: Progressing, progressing

Students re-imagine history and master the practical usage of knowledge and critical thinking.
Teachers introduce an innovative uchronia-based learning method. They use hybrid narrative boxes and ready-to-use session plans for that.

For: students (aged 8–15), teachers, educators

Focus on: media literacy, history, critical thinking, collaboration

Status: Brainstorming, creating