IHF asbl participated in the DELSA Online Meetings
Over the last few weeks, IHF asbl took part in the online meetings of the DELSA project. Due to the Covid pandemic, the meetings moved to online mode on the basis of an agenda developed and shared jointly by all partners.
During the meetings the partners discussed about Project Management details such as the need to carry out the subsequent meetings in online mode due to the uncertainty related to the covid-19 emergency, and the development of the validation plan for the project to define specific programs, activities and tools (e.g. model of modules to collect feedback from users) for testing and validation activities.
The DELSA Project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission. DELSA involves a Consortium of 8 partners across 6 countries (Ireland, Belgium, Italy, Poland, Hungary and Spain), in which IRL are the Lead Partner. There are also two other Irish Partners in the Project – Longford Women’s Link and NUI Maynooth. Sustainit also involves a Consortium of 8 Partners from 6 countries (Iceland, Ireland, Cyprus, Belgium, Italy, Spain).
DELSA – Digital Empowerment for Digitally Upskilling Adults – is designed to address the clearly identified need (in Ireland and across Europe) to provide immediate and concrete training and educational resources for adults to advance their digital competencies and skills.
The project has developed online resources and are currently testing and validating these online and through Zoom.
For more infotmation on DELSA training or log on to http://www.digitaldelsa.eu/training.php where you can also provide feedback on all the courses.
For further information please contact IHF asbl:
