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Organisational member United Kingdom

The University of Manchester

The University of Manchester is part of the prestigious Russell Group of universities, with outstanding facilities and the widest range of courses. We are highly respected across the globe as a centre of teaching excellence and innovative research. With 25 Nobel Prize winners among our current and former staff and students, we have a history of world firsts and brilliant discoveries, from splitting the atom to giving the world graphene. We’re committed to world-class research, an outstanding learning and student experience, and social responsibility in everything we do. Our eLearning function is embedded in all three Faculties, our Library, and our specialist divisions such as University of Manchester Worldwide and Executive education. Providing in-depth teaching & learning support with the advanced use of media.

Organisational member Netherlands

The Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision

The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision is the Dutch national institute for media and culture. Sound and Vision aims to strengthen an open and free society. Its holdings comprise of over a million hours of material ranging from radio, television, film, music games, documentaries, and web videos.

Organisational member Belgium

The Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM)

The Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM) in Antwerp (Belgium) strives for the advancement of science and health for all, through innovative research, advanced education, professional medical services and capacity sharing with partner institutions in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The Department of Public Health (DPH) aims to empower populations to live healthy lives in complex dynamic environments. Together with our partners, we generate evidence on effective and sustainable interventions, systems and policies that contribute to protecting health for all. Our focus lies on vulnerable populations.

Organisational member Croatia

Telecentar

Telecentar is a Croatian non-profit organisation established in 2005 to advance digital and media literacy. It coordinates the Digital Literacy Network, which brings together 35 civil society and public sector organisations. Through research and policy development, Telecentar provides evidence-based recommendations that have been incorporated into key national frameworks, including the Digital Croatia Strategy 2032, the National Education System Development Plan 2027, and the Policy Programme Path to the Digital Decade 2030.

Organisational member Denmark

Technological University of Denmark (DTU)

DTU Media Lab, provided by DTU Library, is composed of a team of experienced video producers who are experts in video recording, live streaming, and multimedia production. They offer video recording services tailored for teaching and communication, along with live streaming capabilities for online or hybrid events. Their video editing expertise ensures that your content is professional and engaging. Additionally, DTU Media Lab provides professional photography services, capturing high-quality images for various events and projects. They also specialise in podcast production, assisting you from planning to recording and editing, to create compelling audio content. Embracing the latest in technology, the lab supports extended reality (XR) content creation, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR), adding an immersive dimension to your projects.

Organisational member Somalia

Somali Digital Media Academy (SODMA)

Somali Digital Media Academy (SODMA) is a non-profit educational initiative based in Somalia, dedicated to empowering youth and professionals through training in digital media, communication, and technology. The Academy promotes media literacy, digital innovation, and community development by providing practical learning, research, and collaboration opportunities across Somalia and the wider Horn of Africa.

Organisational member Ukraine

Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics (KhNUE)

The Department of Multimedia Systems and Technologies of the Educational and Science Institute of Information Technology is closely aligned with the scientific interests of the Media & Learning Association, particularly in areas such as Interactive Media, AR & VR in Education, and AI applications in Media and Higher Education. We warmly welcome proposals for joint collaborations, including participation in projects, applied research, staff mobility weeks, student exchange programmes, conferences, and other activities related to these fields. Our university is located in Kharkiv, the largest city in eastern Ukraine. With over 7,000 students enrolled in various bachelor’s, master’s, and postgraduate programmes, our university actively engages in international collaborations. As an accredited partner of Erasmus, we participate in numerous European scientific and educational projects, fostering strong international ties and innovation in education and research.

Networking member United Kingdom

SCHOMS

SCHOMS is the professional body with a mission for Senior Managers working within Higher Education and our members lead and manage a diverse set of educational, technological, media and institutional development and support services. Giving strategic direction to support technological trends and promote excellence in teaching and learning practices and their environments.

Organisational member Netherlands

Saxion University of Applied Sciences

Saxion University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest institutions of higher education in the Netherlands, with close to 27,000 students. Saxion provides solutions to social issues through education and applied research. The international student population tops 3,500 students with more than 89 different nationalities. Saxion is an official member of the E³UDRES² European University Alliance. Composed of nine universities, E³UDRES² is a European network that decided to closely work together and collaborate in the fields of research, teaching, innovation, entrepreneurship and much more. Within Saxion, the Saxion Audio and Video Unit has been established in 2019. The growing unit comprises as of this moment a team of four educational experts, four content producers, and a team leader, working in collaboration with external content creators, media companies and also collaborating closely with the Creative Business bachelor’s programme. Its focus lies on producing professional, high-quality audiovisual productions. The unit has significant expertise in assisting educators with audiovisual creation for instructional purposes and guidance on storytelling, script outline, technical producing and publishing. In 2019, the unit initiated the educational podcast, accumulating valuable experience in assisting teachers with podcast creation for their instructional purposes.