At the beginning of May, Gordius Learning Ltd.’s employees participated in the symposium "Transform-ED transforming education", organised by the European Commission Representation in Malta, at the invitation of KA2 partner (Easy Job Bridge).
 

The three-day symposium took place in Valletta from 8-10 May and was attended by 15 countries with 30 speakers and 320 participants. The aim of the symposium was to introduce European education stakeholders to the development of digital technology and artificial intelligence. The presentations were followed by workshops where visitors could learn about, among other topics, game-based learning, how and why emotions are controlled in game-based learning, and the benefits of artificial intelligence in education.
 

The symposium was strategic in that the speakers included academics and digital industry participants, ensuring a connection with education participants and enabling an openness to learning and adapting to constantly evolving technologies.

The organisation of this symposium is only the beginning of the transformation that education across Europe needs, as digitalisation leads to more inclusive and effective education, developing the transversal skills of the younger generations and better preparing them for the challenges of tomorrow.

^{Source: Gordius Learning Ltd.}