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University of St Andrews

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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.

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Networking member United Kingdom

Media and Information Literacy Alliance (MILA)

MILA, the Media and Information Literacy Alliance, is a cross-sector charity bringing together organisations and individuals sharing a common belief in the power of media and information literacy to help people lead happier, healthier, safer and more productive lives. MILA is the UK chapter of the Unesco MIL Alliance. It was registered as charity in December 2023, with an initial board of trustees. MILA’s mission is to foster collaborations and education that empower everyone in the UK with the lifelong ability to reach and express discerning views about the information and media that they use, share and create. Its vision is of a society where people engage critically with information and media. MILA addresses its mission by working and partnering with stakeholders in multiple sectors, rather than directly with the general public. Its specificity is that it is an alliance that brings together diverse players – organisations, groups, initiatives and individuals – to capitalise on their expertise and strengthen their collective voice to bring about jointly-derived solutions. MILA is thus an enabler and facilitator, as well as an advocate, deploying its values to foster projects and initiatives derived from collaborative efforts; to bring about a more holistic and joined-up approach to developing media and information literacy; and to influence policy and practice, drawing from the credibility of pooled expertise.

Networking member Germany

AMH

The „Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Medieneinrichtungen an Hochschulen e.V.“ (amh), which was founded in 1991, is a voluntary association of media centres and comparable media institutions at universities in German-speaking countries. It promotes science and research, teaching and study as well as scientific further education by supporting the media centres at universities with regard to the development, production and organisation of the use of audiovisual information and communication media. Right now, the amh has around 120 members from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Organisational member Finland

Laurea University of Applied Sciences

Laurea University of Applied Sciences operates in Uusimaa region, Finland at six different campuses. There are about 9,900 students, 660 staff members and 34,700 alumni in our community. Laurea offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in both English and Finnish. In 2024, Laurea provided degrees in the following fields: Business Information Technology and Developing Services, Business Information Technology and Cyber Security, Business Management, Safety, Security, and Risk Management, Nursing, Social Services, Hospitality Management and Service Design, Service Innovation and Design, Global Health and Crisis Management, and Leading Transformational Change. Laurea engages in research, development, and innovation across several areas, including entrepreneurship, pedagogy and co-creation, as well as digitalisation and information management in society. In 2024, the research programmes focused on coherent security, sustainable and versatile social and health care, and the service business and circular economy.