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Yesterday, we had the pleasure of presenting our Erasmus+ project, BuildAsNature, which develops digital learning games ...
15/10/2026

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of presenting our Erasmus+ project, BuildAsNature, which develops digital learning games to build skills in nature-based solutions, during the Erasmus+ days. The presentation took place in an online webinar. The audience was familiarised with the principles of nature-based solutions. In addition, participants experienced a live demo of the BuildAsNature digital learning game.

Today we had the pleasure of presenting our Erasmus+ project Cyberfort, which builds cybersecurity skills in VET in Alba...
15/10/2026

Today we had the pleasure of presenting our Erasmus+ project Cyberfort, which builds cybersecurity skills in VET in Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina in a webinar organised in the context of Erasmus+ days. This is a Capacity Building in VET (CBVET) project, transferring know-how from European partners to the Western Balkans on a topic that is highly relevant in VET and beyond. The webinar presented project objectives, activities, and outcomes, including courses developed by the University of Thessaly on building safe software.

A final project conference for our Erasmus+ project LET's MIMIC, which builds biomimicry skills for VET, took place in I...
15/10/2026

A final project conference for our Erasmus+ project LET's MIMIC, which builds biomimicry skills for VET, took place in Istanbul on October 9, 2026. The event lasted 4 hours, from 9.30 - 13.30.

Approximately 60 school educators from the Istanbul area, volunteers working for green goals, and others attended the event.

The audience was first introduced to biomimicry, a process that helps learners design solutions inspired by natural models and processes through a series of steps: DEFINE, BIOLOGIZE, DISCOVER, ABSTRACT, EMULATE, and EVALUATE.

The speakers presented characteristic biomimicry solution examples, such as natural building cooling inspired by termite mounds, a quieter and more aerodynamic Shinkansen train inspired by the kingfisher's beak, and more.

The audience was further familiarised with the LET's MIMIC project objectives, activities, and outcomes, including the Biomimicry Learning Platform, the Self-Regulated Learning Kit (including challenges, solutions, and open cases), and the comprehensive Training Modules.

Subsequently, the audience engaged in a hands-on workshop using the LET's MIMIC Biomimicry Platform to design nature-inspired solutions to improve quality of life and promote sustainability in the metropolitan area of Istanbul. Participants worked in teams and followed the biomimicry steps for introducing novel ideas for mitigating air pollution, flooding, and climate change consequences through green spaces, air-cleaning ideas inspired by spider webs, and more. Teams presented their solutions to benefit other participants.

The event was very successful, with participants being highly engaged and expressing concrete interest in adopting and adapting project outcomes, including the Biomimicry Platform and learning resources.

Consortium meeting in Capadocia for our Capacity Building in Vocational Education project Cyberfort, which builds educat...
01/07/2026

Consortium meeting in Capadocia for our Capacity Building in Vocational Education project Cyberfort, which builds educator and organizational capacity to develop cyber security skills in the Western BLkansz and specifically in Albania and Boznia Herzegovina. Partners from Boznia Herzegovina, Albania, turkey, Portugal, and Greece.

Working with the 1st Gymnasium of Volos on disaster preparedness l. 21 students and their teachers visited the Departmen...
11/05/2026

Working with the 1st Gymnasium of Volos on disaster preparedness l. 21 students and their teachers visited the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students worked hands on and in teams, using resources from our Erasmus+ project Reach Out which builds school resilience as safe havens that support students and their families through natural disasters.

07/05/2026

On May 6, 2026 the 4nd Evening Vocational High School of Volos visited the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Thessaly to engage in activities related to computational thinking. Computational thinking, a problem-solving process that involves decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and stepwise solution, is particularly important in vocational education, where problem-solving capacity plays a central role and has direct applications in real-world professional settings. The 25 participants/students used project-developed resources and conducted activities to reduce a home’s energy consumption across 3 scenarios: winter (cold climate), summer (hot climate), and autumn (no heating or cooling required). Students particularly enjoyed the activities and developed a deeper understanding of computational thinking and its benefits.

On April 29, 2026 the 2nd Evening Vocational High School of Volos visited the Department of Electrical and Computer Engi...
07/05/2026

On April 29, 2026 the 2nd Evening Vocational High School of Volos visited the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Thessaly to engage in activities related to computational thinking. Computational thinking, a problem-solving process that involves decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and stepwise solution, is particularly important in vocational education, where problem-solving capacity plays a central role and has direct applications in real-world professional settings. Students had the opportunity to reflect on the benefits of computational thinking. Then, they piloted the project-developed resources and conducted activities to reduce a home’s energy consumption across 3 scenarios: winter (cold climate), summer (hot climate), and autumn (no heating or cooling required). Students particularly enjoyed the activities and developed a deeper understanding of computational thinking and its benefits

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