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Invitation by DAISSy-HOU to the online seminar on “Progress and results towards a European Roadmap on STE(A)M education” of “The SEER” project

logo-seerThe DAISSy Research Group of the Hellenic Open University (HOU)  invites you to join the “STE(A)M Education European Roadmap (the SEER) Seminar: Progress and results towards a European Roadmap on STE(A)M education”, to be held online on  Wednesday 27th March 2024 (16:00 – 17:15 CET) . The event is part of the “STE(A)M Education European Roadmap (the SEER)” EU project, currently undergoing by the DAISSy-HOU, as the Greek partner.

Through this interactive online seminar, the SEER team will showcase the results of the project to date while opening a conversation with practitioners and key education stakeholders on the availability and accessibility of STE(A)M education resources and continuous professional development opportunities for teachers. Guest projects will offer additional perspectives on STE(A)M teaching and learning, which combined with the SEER will provide the audience with a cohesive view of the journey ahead to mainstreaming STE(A)M education in Europe.

The seminar is addressed to teachers, educators and all other stakeholders interested in joining the conversation on the diversity and the value of STE(A)M practices and the availability of STE(A)M resources and professional development opportunities for practitioners.

More precisely:

  • The online seminar is provided in English and it is free of charge.
  • The registration is a pre-requisite and can be done here.
  • The agenda of the event is available here.
  • Information about the progress status of the SEER project and the key documents produced to date, can be consulted here.

It is noteworthy, that the seminar will showcase “The New STE(A)M Education European Roadmap Idea”, a central project output that was published in February 2024 and focuses on the process and methodology that led to the formulation of the initial idea and structure of the roadmap. This tool intends to align stakeholders, enhance policy, centralize resources, boost education-industry partnerships, and uphold superior teaching methods to improve STE(A)M education in Europe. Furthermore, it will facilitate the collaboration and coordination between “The SEER” and the two sister projects, “Sense” and “Road Steamer”, which will lead to the development of the Atlas of Roadmaps.

Stay tuned with “The SEER” project achievements and share them, so as to contribute to the project mission to transform STE(A)M education in Europe.

For more information about The SEER project and other activities of the DAISSy-HOU:

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DAISSy-HOU participated in the 2nd Transnational Partners’ Meeting of the European Project ‘SEER’ in Brussels, Belgium

logo-seerSpecifically, the goal of the SEER project is to create a roadmap that will contribute to the implementation of integrated STE(A)M education in Europe. This is expected to be achieved through an examination of the current state of STE(A)M education in Europe, based on the existing practices and policies. Additionally, the Scientix platform will be used as a tool to this attempt, as well, as it is designed to cater to the needs of the corresponding educators, highlighting deficiencies and gaps of education.

The 2nd TPM proved to be extremely successful, providing partners with the opportunity to exchange views on the current status and achievements of the project so far. The main focus of the discussions was the expansion and modernization of STE(A)M courses to respond to the reality and challenges of the new age.

All partners of the SEER project participated in the meeting and specifically DAISSy Research Group was represented by Mr. Achilles Kameas, Professor at HOU and Director of DAISSy, as well as Ms. Natalia Spyropoulou, Project Manager and Researcher at DAISSy. The main focus of the proceedings was the update on the progress of the implementation of the project deliverables by each respective partner. The topics that were discussed in depth were the design of SEER’s research activities, the results achieved up to date, as well as the ways to create assessment and certification tools, which are included in the project’s deliverables. In addition, future project actions were defined, such as seminars, working meetings, and presentations. Furthermore, aspects related to the creation of the roadmap were analyzed, aiming at the completion of STE(A)M education.

The 2nd Transnational Meeting of the SEER project partners was successful, fostering teamwork, lively exchange of ideas, and agreement on the next steps for project implementation.

The SEER project is a three-year initiative co-funded by the European Union’s HORIZON program. It is implemented through a consortium with six (6) partners in six (6) European countries (Belgium, Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Germany, Netherlands), with DAISSy-HOU as the Greek partner participating in all project deliverables and being responsible for the analysis of needs and impacts on STEAM education.

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DAISSy-HOU call for the Survey on Shaping the Future of STE(A)M Education

logo-seerIf you are a pre-service teacher, in-service teacher, principal, director, or school manager, this is your time!

The “STE(A)M Education European Roadmap project-SEER” European project, currently undergoing with the DAISSy Research Group of the Hellenic Open University (HOU) as the Greek partner, supports the expansion of STE(A)M education in Europe, and it needs the  insights into the current state of STE(A)M education across all levels and types of education.

Specifically, the main aim of the SEER project is to provide a set of roadmaps to pave the way for the policy and institutional changes, which are necessary for the large-scale implementation and mainstreaming of STE(A)M education in Europe.

Within this framework, a respective survey has been launched, aiming at shaping the roadmap for STE(A)M education and shed light on the needs of teachers and educators.

More precisely:

  • The questionnaire is available in English, Greek, German, Dutch, and Italian
  • The survey is on the air until 31st December 2023
  • The participation is done simply by filling in the respective form, here.

The SEER is a three-year project, co-funded by the European Commission through the EU Horizon Program (HORIZON-WIDERA-2021-ERA-01-70 – HORIZON-CSA). It is implemented by a consortium of six (6) partners in six (6) European countries (Belgium, Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Netherlands, Italy) with the DAISSy-HOU as the Greek partner, being involved in all project deliverables and having the responsibility for the analysis of the needs and the impact for STEAM education.

For more information about the SEER project and other activities of the DAISSy-HOU: