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Please check out the first Newsletter of the Erasmus+ Intermove+ project that our lab is involved in!!

Content of the Newsletter:

• Project Overview
• Project Team
• Current status and Next steps
• News & Events

Updates on Learning age project where our lab participates!

Best practises added to the platform

Pilot tests started

Training of young people will be start soon

Second project newsletter will be available soon!

Stay tuned!

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Please check out the first Newsletter of the Erasmus+ Learning Age project that our lab is involved in!!

Content of the Newsletter:

1. Project Goals
2. Project News
3. Project Team

eSticky an AAL European project is having a continuously progress!

More user test have been completed and all partners are having meetings about the technical development of the project! SEIT Lab is responsible for the middleware of the project and the communication of the devices!

For the original Facebook post click here.

The SEIT Team, University of Cyprus, invites you to the PRIMAE Sports Workshop and Conference on Inclusive Sports Coaching.

A Sports Workshop on Inclusivity by visiting UK Instructor Mr Raymond Sweeney (https://www.ikkaido.com/). Join us on August 26. Participation is free.
Funded by the EU Project PRIMAE.

Registrations: https://forms.gle/2BE6UoFwSNwRmzC47
More info: https://primae.eu/conference/

Our poster for the eSticky project submitted recently for the EUROPEAN WEEK OF ACTIVE AND HEALTHY AGEING (AAL event) in Gdańsk, Poland!

All partners contributed on this, is a really nice poster that is precenting the eSticky project! You can have a look on it to learn more about the project!

For the original Facebook post click here.

Low energy bluetooth (BLE) technology

Our displays will be based on the Android operating system and will be equipped with 3G, WI-FI and BLE connectivity ( Bluetooth Low Energy ).

BLE devices do not have a direct internet connection, which is why they allow much more stable connection and tracking stability. They also consume very little energy, and can interface with each other as needed.

The original Facebook post can be found here.

The digitization of medicine promises great progress for global health.

Digital data is expected to transform medicine just as we are used to knowing it. But are the infrastructures really ready for this epochal step?

Read more by clicking here.

The original Facebook post can be found here.

Some new graphics were presented in our latest meeting about eSticky AAL Europe!

The eSticky project aims to support people with memorization problems to maintain their autonomy of life. The board will be used to remind people about some daily life tasks that they have to do, e.g to remind them to take their medicine and communicate with their doctors.

To find the original Facebook post click here.

What is the technology behind eSticky?

Our platform makes use of the best technologies, and above all of 3 main features:

• User friendliness

• Remote control

• Low battery consumption

To find out more click here.

Visit our website https://esticky.eu/

Το Ερευνητικό Έργο «Reading Difficulties Intervention: Scientific, Technological, and New Community Efforts» (ακρωνύμιο: “ReaDI-STANCE”), διοργανώνει διημερίδα για την παρουσίαση των αποτελεσμάτων της έρευνας. Στόχος του Έργου ReaDI-STANCE ήταν να συμβάλλει στη μελέτη μεθόδων διάγνωσης και αντιμετώπισης αναγνωστικών δυσκολιών, επεκτείνοντας τα ευρήματα του 10ετούς προγράμματος RD-EDI, μέσω χρηματοδότησης από το ΙδΕΚ. Το SEIT Lab συμμετέχει στο έργο σαν Τεχνολογικός εταίρος.
Περισσότερες πληροφορίες πιο κάτω!

One step closer towards inclusive education and employment for disabled and disadvantaged people in martial arts!

(PRIMAE) Participation and Recreation through Inclusive Martial Arts Education and E-learning seeks to revolutionise the martial arts sector. The project, funded by Erasmus+ and awarded by the British Council and Ecorys, will create the first-ever accessible and inclusive E-learning platform with courses and qualifications that embed inclusion into the coaching of people through martial arts.

Inclusive pedagogy, flipped learning and blended learning support an innovative spiral curriculum that develop cross-cutting skills and employment opportunities for disabled and disadvantaged people in martial arts.

The €330,000 project (n.2019-1-UK01-KA204-061975) is a direct response to the European Commission’s call to increase the employment of those aged 20-64 to 75% and the education and employment of people with disabilities.

The team comprises a diverse range of partners with unique skills and experience. These include Ikkaido (UK), Ikkaido IMA (Ireland), Aux Couleurs Du Deba (France), Areadne (Greece), University of Cyprus, SVIF (Sweden) and EURO-NET and Futuro Digitale (Italy). The project is halfway complete, and we would love to share the progress we have made.

The organisations collaborated extremely well during the first year of the project, with each playing to their strengths and providing useful knowledge and insight in their respective fields. The partners researched good practices in E-learning that would lay the foundations for the development of the inclusive Intellectual Outputs.

Raymond Sweeney, Ikkaido CEO and Project Coordinator said “The objectives of the project are very ambitious and so we have been working extremely hard, despite all the challenges that COVID-19 has created in partner countries. We all aspire to develop a project that we are proud of – one that will create genuine and lasting improvements to the quality of life of disabled and disadvantaged people through accessible and inclusive health-enhancing physical activity, education and employment.

Our ultimate goal is for the project to be officially recognised by the CEN (European Committee for Standardisation) as a good practice case study for inclusion and accessibility in sport and E-learning. All of our partners are passionate about this, and with their help we are on track to achieve it.”

This Europe-wide initiative can be viewed at www.primae.eu and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/IkkaidoPrimae.

For more information, please contact christian@ikkaido.eu