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Youth, Employment and eLearning: highlights from our ARCHILAB online conference

On 17 February, we hosted an online conference as part of the dissemination activities of the ARCHILAB project, an Erasmus+-funded initiative aimed at training the next generation of eLearning Architects.
Over the course of one hour, 29 participants, youth workers and young people interested in digital education, came together to explore how digital skills can unlock new career opportunities and how quality eLearning design can make a real difference for young people in the labour market.
The session included participatory activities, a practical case study on instructional design, and a presentation of the free materials developed within the project: a 50-hour non-formal curriculum, interactive digital tools, and an eLearning platform accessible to anyone, regardless of prior technical knowledge.
ARCHILAB is a KA210-VET small-scale partnership coordinated by Backslash (Spain), together with Pannonia Consulting (Croatia) and the association Libero (Serbia). All materials are freely available at archilab-project.eu.
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the National Erasmus+ Agency. Neither the European Union nor the National Agency can be held responsible for them.
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