DIGITOL– Digital Inclusive Tools
The project “Digital Inclusive Tool” (Digitool) was collaboratively designed to train teachers (regular education / special education), to work with autistic students, using ICT. Through this training, Digitool will allow, indirectly, the training of autistic students to use these tools. Thus, it is proposed to design and pilot test, in Portugal, Spain and Italy, a new inclusive ICT approach in the scope of autism, which promotes the communication, socialization and learning of these students, enhancing their school success.ts
ASD-EAST– Autism Spectrum Disorder- Empowering and Supporting Teachers (2018-2020)
The purpose of this project is to empower specialist teachers in Croatia, Poland and the Republic of North Macedonia to support the effective inclusion of children with autism in education, by providing them with appropriate skills, knowledge, effective strategies and locally-appropriate training. The project will learn from what is currently taking place within these three countries, as well as being modelled on existing practice in the United Kingdom and informed by work undertaken in the Erasmus+ funded ESIPP & IESPESA projects
Train-ASD– Training Educational Personnel on Communication systems and Teaching Approaches for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (2018-2020)
Running from October 2018 to September 2020, the project is funded by the European Commission’s Erasmus + Programme. The strategic partnership’s objective is to exchange know-how to develop a large-scale training programme on the use of alternative communication systems for autistic children in the countries involved in the project.
ChildIN– European childminders training to support inclusion of children with autism spectrum disorder (2018-2020)
The European childminders training to support inclusion of children with autism spectrum disorder (ChildIN) project focuses developing a training for European childminders to foster inclusion of children on the autism spectrum. Running from November 2018 to October 2020, the project is funded by the European Commission’s Erasmus+ Programme.
ETTECEC- Together we grow (2017- 2019)
The Early aTTention for the inclusion of children with autism spectrum disorders in Early Childhood Education and Care systems (ETTECEC) project focuses on offering education and training for pre-school teachers to reduce disparities and foster inclusion. Running from October 2017, this two-year project is funded by the European Commission’s Erasmus + Programme.
