Welcome to the COMPutational Seniors project website: Improving the inclusion processes of socially disadvantaged adults through computational thinking
COMPutational Seniors is an Erasmus+ project developed in the framework of the KA2 adult cooperation associations, which aims to contribute to achieving a more inclusive society that facilitates the socio-laboral integration of adults.
The main objective of COMPutational Seniors is to train adult trainers in the application options of Computational Thinking as a methodology to promote the acquisition of skills throughout adults´ lives, especially the most disadvantaged groups.
For this purpose, we offer a series of open and completely free training resources, designed to bring computational thinking closer to adult training, normalizing its use in this educational sector.
Computational Seniors continues to make steady progress. We are actively developing new training resources with the aim of bringing computational thinking into adult education
The COMPutational Seniors project is preparing to hold its Creative Workshops, a participatory experience to build the Digital Guide on Computational Thinking in Adult Education.
The partners of the COMPutational Seniors project held their second National Pilot Committee (NPC) meeting to review progress and plan the next phase of work.
We are pleased to announce that the Open Educational Resources (OERs) developed for adult trainers are now available on our website. These materials provide practical
In June, the international conference The Future of Education celebrated its 15th edition, bringing together researchers, educators, business representatives, and project managers from across the
If you’re reading this, it means you’ve been selected to take part in the testing of the COMPutational Seniors training resources. Thank you for joining
Welcome to the COMPutational Seniors project website: Improving the inclusion processes of socially disadvantaged adults through computational thinking.
COMPutational Seniors is an Erasmus+ project developed in the framework of the KA2 adult cooperation associations, which aims to contribute to achieving a more inclusive society that facilitates the socio-laboral integration of adults.
