Reflections on the ComeThinkAgain Consortium Meeting in Madrid

Last month, the vibrant city of Madrid became the hub of innovation and collaboration as Grupo Inmark hosted the ComeThinkAgain consortium meeting. Over two dynamic days, leaders and experts in digital education came together for strategic discussions, creative problem-solving, and groundbreaking planning. This gathering marked a significant milestone for the Erasmus+ project, showcasing remarkable progress across all work packages—from project management and conceptual frameworks to pilot implementations and dissemination strategies.

A Shared Vision for Advancing Digital Education

At the heart of these discussions was our collective commitment to enhancing digital education across Europe. Partners brought diverse perspectives and expertise to the table, enabling robust conversations about the future of computational thinking and digital skills development.

The Role of Konnektable Technologies Ltd.

As an active and proud partner in the ComeThinkAgain consortium, Konnektable Technologies Ltd. is thrilled to lead the development, maintenance, and implementation of the Computational Education and Training System (CETS) platform and its associated micro-credentials.

The CETS platform is a cornerstone of this initiative, designed to provide innovative tools that empower educators and learners alike. Micro-credentials, a key feature of CETS, offer flexible, focused certifications that validate specific skills and competencies. These credentials are invaluable in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, offering learners targeted pathways to acquire essential digital and computational thinking skills.

Looking Ahead

The momentum generated at the Madrid meeting is propelling us forward with excitement and determination. Together, we are developing cutting-edge solutions that will transform digital education and equip learners with the skills they need to thrive in a tech-driven world.

A heartfelt thank you to all our partners for their dedication and contributions during this meeting. The insights shared have been invaluable, and the commitment shown to this initiative is a testament to the shared vision we hold for the future of education in Europe.