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Innovation station: A new approach towards online and blended education.
Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, education systems needed change. In a post-pandemic world, it is evident that these changes are no longer an option, but a necessity.
Teachers need the skills to navigate the digital classroom and to make lessons palatable and useful to their students, moving from oppositional to collaborative approaches. Students need to develop the aforementioned skills to thrive in a classroom environment which requires a more active approach to learning.
The project aims to bring together students and teachers to explore solutions and ways to bring about these much needed changes in the education system. It foresees, on the one hand, the development of a guide for teachers on online education, and on the other, a MOOC and social media content on self-directed learning for students, together with a set of policy recommendations and dissemination events to increase the impact and outreach of these tools and encourage policy change.
Latest Posts

The Innovation Station teacher’s guidelines
Research within the Innovation Station project has proven that online and blended learning can remain a struggle for educators even nowadays. It can be challenging

Innovation Station Staff Training
Innovation Station aims to create a support system for teachers and students to adapt to the digital challenges they are facing through online education and

OBESSU and Euroclio at the History Forum of the Council of Europe
On the 7th and 8th of March, the Council of Europe organized its second History Forum. The forum for History Education provides a space in