This blog post summarises some of the key findings of the Beyond DC4EU Report, the final report of the DC4EU project- a large-scale, EU-funded pilot project designed to test how the European Digital Identity Wallet can work in practice across borders and across public services.
The Micro-Credentials and Digital Identity Wallets (MC-DIW) project, funded by NGI Sargasso and led by the 3CL Foundation and the Commonwealth of Learning (COL) explored how technical, legal, semantic and governance interoperability between the British Columbia Wallet (BC Wallet) and the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) could enhance lifelong learning, workforce mobility, and institutional collaboration between British Columbia, Canada, and the EU.
The 3CL Foundation has joined a large scale pilot project European Digital Credentials for EU (DC4EU) funded under the Digital Europe Programme.
About the event On the 30th April 2021, 3CL hosted a DEL4ALL Thematic workshop focusing on the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in everyday life and the changes underway for educators and learners. The workshop also addressed the impact of Machine learning (ML) on education systems and research and how digital games may improve the […]
Next on the DEL4ALL video interview series, we discussed the main aspects of a good quality innovative education system by bringing together innovation and the mainstream with our project expert Dominic Orr.
“Choose to Challenge” – This year’s International Women’s Day focuses on gender equality, and how we can help forge a gender-equal world while celebrating women’s achievements and raise awareness against bias.
On the Women in Science International Day, 3CL hosted a DEL4ALL World Cafe webinar where panelist speakers shared their expertise and achievements in the field of emerging technologies for education.
DEL4ALL video interview with Märt Aro, the Chairman of the Board of the Nordic EdTech Forum on an Inclusive EdTech ecosystem for the 21st Century
The Common flagships projects for blockchain and education in the European Union online event engaged 36 digital education experts from all around the world, introducing the European Commission supported EBSI, Europass, and EDCI projects.