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European Literacy Network (ELN)

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The European Literacy Network (ELN) is an international, interdisciplinary network bringing together about 600 researchers, educators, and practitioners to advance literacy research, education, policy, and practice worldwide. The ELN Association was established in October 2023, upon the completion of five successful literacy COST Actions. ELN promotes networking, collaboration, and knowledge exchange through research, communities, events, and dissemination activities. ELN aims to bridge the gap between literacy science and education.

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Networking member France

EUNIS

EUNIS is the European University Information Systems organisation. It was formed in 1993 and registered as a non-profit organisation in Paris, France in 1998. EUNIS brings together those who are responsible for the management, development and the policy for Information Technology in Higher Education in Europe. The objective of EUNIS is to contribute to the development of high quality information systems. EUNIS mission is to help member institutions develop their IT landscape by sharing experiences and working together.

Organisational member United Kingdom

University of St Andrews

We’re a team of 15 TEL specialists, including senior learning technologists, digital education developers and digital media producers, as well as specialists in digital accessibility, IT training, and course co‑ordination. We support academics, students and learners through the provision of our five complementary services: digital accessibility, digital education, digital environments, digital media and digital training & skills. The services support staff in creating and delivering online, blended and in-person teaching; they also support students through dedicated digital skills training. We have a strong culture of partnership working with staff, students, and other professional services colleagues.

Organisational member Finland

Tampere University of Applied Sciences

TAMK is the second-largest university of applied sciences in Finland. Universities of applied sciences offer a practical and work-life-oriented approach to higher education and research. Our education and research focus particularly on wellbeing and health, business and industrial production, as well as learning and creativity. We offer education in nine fields, and we also have a wide range of programmes available in English. TAMK and Tampere University (TAU) constitute the Tampere Universities community (TUNI). The Faculty of Pedagogical Innovations and Culture at TAMK is responsible for organising music education, language and communication teaching, as well as mathematics and physics teaching. The faculty also includes the School of Professional Teacher Education (TAOK), which provides vocational teacher education, special needs vocational teacher education, and vocational guidance counsellor education. Additionally, the faculty oversees the multidisciplinary degree programme of Verkostoissa oppimisen ja osaamisen tutkinto-ohjelma (VETO). Teaching and Learning Centre The coordination and development of TAMK’s pedagogical development program and the Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC) are also part of the unit’s responsibilities. TLC network supports the pedagogical competence and development of teaching staff. See https://www.tuni.fi/tlc/en Digital Pedagogy Team The role of the digital pedagogy team is to develop educational systems and digital learning environments, and to support their smooth and pedagogically meaningful use. Continuing Learning The continuing learning team coordinates the development of TAMK’s continuing learning activities and the continuing learning team (including continuing learning managers and the Opin.fi service). The mission of TAMK’s continuing learning is to enable lifelong learning by offering diverse educational options and flexible learning paths for different target groups. The goal is to respond to the changing needs of society and working life, and to support the development of individuals and organisations.