Welcome to Europaclub, a trans-national European promoter working for enhancement of culture and educational patrimony through a sensible usage of technology.

Innovation, Technology and Education have been an on-going focus of many European organizations work since the 1980s. In the last 20 years much of this has been under the heading of LifeLongLearning Programs funded by the European Commission: Leonardo, Comenius, Socrates, Erasmus. Today and for the Horizon 2020 perspective, Erasmus+ will be the Longlife Learning unified Program.

Starting July 2016 in Rome:  Sapienza University will be hosting Summer 2016 Eurodidaweb Course. See the program here. 

Archive: October 2015  in Rome Sapienza Digilab will be hosting Fall 2015 Eurodidaweb Course. See the program here. 

Archive: March 2014 – Sapienza Digilab hosted in Rome March 2014 Eurodidaweb Course. See the program here. 

Recently, Europaclub has been hosting educational events and projects joined by many different partners: we have been working with partners coming from Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech, Estonia, Finland , France, Germany, Greek, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Spain, Turkey. These data mean that during our durable experience we have been cooperating with 90% of the different European countries. 

OECD named this field of action as ‘New Millennium Learners’; this definition refers to the European population that can be actively involved in constructing a new super-citizenship. This is very important to build the new European Federation of People. It encompass mainly an evolutionary approach to the organization and to the activities of educational bodies, but it has also included the widening of student achievement surveys towards digital literacy; reviews of e-learning in higher education, surveys on Open Education Resources (OER); technology as a source of innovation; and analyses of the digital resources market and educational technology patents.

Reporting from an authoritative source, OECD, in a 2013 article on this subject:

“Contemporary learning environments should be: i) Innovating the ‘pedagogical core’; ii) Engaging the ‘Design/Redesign Leadership Circle’; iii) Widening connections and capacity through partnerships; and iv) Promoting 21st century effectiveness (based on the principles derived from the 2010 ILE learning research review). Our apporach then applies this framework to show how technology shapes learning environments in many different ways.”
[cited from: David Istance, Marco Kools   OECD Work on Technology and Education: innovative learning environments as an integrating framework; 17 FEB 2013 DOI: 10.1111/ejed.12017;] In this article, drawn from a report of the OECD Innovative Learning Environments (ILE) project to be published in 2013, itself based on 40 case studies from different countries and regions, authors propose suggestions about the role of innovation in the European educational scenario]

EuropaClub is working and will continue to be at the frontier of this inter-european process for building a competitive edge: towards a true European Wide educational scenario.