
coACTION
Methods for bringing democratic participation into primary schools, involving school leaders, teachers, pupils and families.
Since 2011 we have taken part in European educational innovation projects, first under the Lifelong Learning Programme and then under Erasmus+. We work with universities, vocational training centres, public bodies and social organisations across Europe, and our part is usually the same one: the technology. The platforms, the applications and the digital materials each project needs to actually reach a classroom.
These are the projects we have taken part in.

Methods for bringing democratic participation into primary schools, involving school leaders, teachers, pupils and families.

Augmented comics and illustrations for teaching climate change in primary education.

Coding and computational thinking in the classroom, with training for teachers as well as pupils.

A low-plastic diet, tackling waste and waistline together to address climate change and obesity.

Digital skills for people training to become educators.

Physical activity and healthy habits for sedentary teenagers, through a mobile-first educational intervention.

Visual learning materials that keep vocational skills up to date with the pace of technology.

What successful entrepreneurs have in common, and how it can be taught.

A visual dictionary for language learning, with materials teachers create and share themselves.

Bringing STEAM careers within reach of women through vocational education.

Digital skills for adult learners, where the gap is widest.

Raising mathematical awareness in schools through open educational resources.

Mysteries to solve on a phone, to re-engage young people who have left compulsory education.

Entrepreneurship through challenges set on a smartphone.

Courses co-created by students, teachers and working professionals, using open source software.

Understanding how radicalisation happens, in order to prevent it.

Flipped teaching applied to vocational education and workplace training.

Measuring what learners achieve and how they progress, with a shared approach across Europe.

eLearning in vocational training for learners with learning difficulties, within inclusive education.

Modernising the use of technology in the workshops and labs of schools and organisations.

Training and guidance to help unemployed young people into their first job.