We have now finalised the Generation Data Erasmus+ Project and submitted our final report to the funding body for review, we are delighted to report that we have received a commendation for “Good Practice Achievement” within this project. Throughout the lifetime of this project our partners have worked tirelessly to create high quality and informative
Generation Data is organising a ‘Train the Trainer Week’ in Smart Data. The activity will be hosted and organised by the Letterkenny Institute of Technology, Co. Donegal (North West of Ireland) from 30 March – 02 April 2020. The Train the Trainer Week is addressed to entrepreneurship teachers and trainers working in the higher education
Phase 2 of the Generation DATA’s pilot testing methodology is starting, with the aim to test the project Teaching Data Skills Curriculum and Open Education Resources. The overall objective of the Generation DATA’s Teaching Data Skills Curriculum and Open Education Resources is to provide lecturers and teachers (particularly but not exclusively in management disciplines) with
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University welcomed all the Generation Data project partners to Vilnius, Lithuania, for the third project meeting on October 17th and 18th. The meeting offered the partners the opportunity to share progress made since the previous gathering, particularly the completion of the Generation Data Toolkit (IO1). The final version is now online in
The GENERATION DATA Toolkit is the first output published by the project consortium. Its objective is to raise awareness about the increasing importance of smart data skills for current and future higher education students and provide knowledge about how to improve the teaching of smart data management. The Toolkit is primarily addressed to HE teachers
University Szczecin welcomed all the Generation Data projects partners to Szczecin, Poland for the initial two-day meeting of the project. It was a highly productive meeting around a topic of very significant importance, not just in Poland but across Europe. Doctor Joanna Markiewicz from University Szczecin was the Chair for the meeting ensuring everyone stayed
Data skills are the most in demand skills by Polish employers! Polish employers are unhappy with the lack of skills exhibited by some Polish employees. What does it take to become successful in Polish companies nowadays? A report by Gumtree and Warsaw University reveals what managers and business owners in Poland look for in their
