Partners

The project consortium is composed by six partners from five different EU countries.

D-ChallengHE project

D-ChallengHE project promotes inter-connected HE systems and address digital transformation and innovation in learning and teaching practices

Create a hub

Create a hub of universities and research institutes as a permanent observatory that can work on the issues of digitization of the HE system at the European level, share best practices, and promote collaboration among different institutions of the HE system;

Online training course

Build an online training course to empower professors and teachers, to perform high-quality online/blended teaching actions in HE, in the logic of LLL;

New online environments

Identify and develop new online environments for HE, enhancing the gamification logic to improve transversal and soft skills, i.e. e-leadership and digital maturity;

Safeguard quality standards

Elaborate assessment processes to safeguard quality standards and academic integrity in the context of online learning for a more flexible approach to address the online and blended delivery of study programmes;

Favour social innovation

Favour social innovation in the online and blended European HE Area through the sharing of experimented best practices among partner countries.

Elearning standards

The project starts from the observation that, currently, the academic community perceives that it’s still difficult to define elearning standards able to inform academic governance and stakeholders about the quality of e-learning processes. 

D-ChallengHE recognises the need to produce and validate a series of new quality assurance standards that consider the qualitative dimension of educational interaction in online learning environments and the need to communicate best practices at European level.

The definition of these standards relies on the intersection among policy, technology, education, society, and the labour market.