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In an effort to test the TRIO project’s platform and workshop content, two small workshops were recently conducted in Frankfurt’s Ökohaus engaging various target groups. These workshops utilized elements from the trainer toolkit to introduce the topics and foster a comfortable and productive environment for participants. During the workshops, participants explored the platform and its […]

In April 2022, the TRIO project was introduced at the kickoff meeting of the VR2CARE project in Vila Real. Both projects, sharing common partners AFEdemy and INESCtec, focus on a older adults target audience and emphasize the interaction between person and computer as a key research area. Running concurrently, TRIO and VR2CARE held participatory sessions

The paper titled “Participatory Design as a Co-Creation Methodology for Health Literacy Games: The Case of the TRIO Project” has been accepted for presentation at the 2024 International Conference on Education Technology and Computers (ICETC). The conference will be held at the University of Porto, Portugal, from September 18 to 21, 2024. Authored by Maria

TRIO partner INESC TEC hosted two international meetings, engaging diverse public groups as part of its ongoing efforts in adult education and health. These events provided a platform to showcase the project’s methodology, resources, and educational platform while fostering fruitful discussions among participants. The first TRIO International Meeting was held on April 15 at the

On June 7, 2024, CETEM hosted the Multiplier Event for the TRIO Erasmus+ project at the Campus Universitario de Lorca in Murcia. This event marked the conclusion of over two years of dedicated work on the TRIO project, which aims to enhance digital, health, and data literacy among adults of all ages. The event was

The international project TRIO, funded by Erasmus+, is dedicated to designing an online learning program aimed at enhancing digital, health, and data literacy among adults. As part of the project’s development, CETEM recently conducted a workshop to test the new learning platform with a diverse group of nine participants of varying ages. During the workshop,

On June 25, 2024, ISIS hosted a Multiplier Event at Frankfurt’s Ökohaus, aimed at presenting the TRIO project to interested individuals and organizations. This event provided a platform to showcase the project’s innovative ideas and valuable outputs while promoting the enhancement of digital, health, and data-related skills. During the event, participants had the opportunity to

In many European countries, health services are increasingly being digitalized to improve data exchange, enhance services, empower patients, and alleviate the overcrowded healthcare system. The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly accelerated this digital transformation. To keep pace with these advancements, it is now necessary to possess a certain level of digital, health, and data literacy skills,

The TRIO project aims to support a new generation of citizens by helping them seamlessly integrate health management into their personal lives. Individuals are equipped with the knowledge to make informed decisions using innovative tools for communication and learning. To achieve these goals, the engagement of various stakeholders, including public authorities, civil society, healthcare providers,

The TRIO Trainer Toolkit has been developed to provide a detailed guide to the methodology that can be creatively and engagingly used in adult education. This trainer’s guide includes various materials from which the most appropriate and relevant elements for workshops can be chosen. Structured on the ‘a la carte’ principle, the TRIO Trainer Manual