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The presentation entitled ‘Co-Designing Age-Inclusive Micro-Credentials: A Transnational Participatory Methodology for Lifelong Learning’ highlighted the co-creation journey and findings of the project.
As project AliVe highlights, age-inclusive lifelong learning is an important factor in people’s lives. With the participatory and co-designing processes of the project, older people were actively involved in creating and designing micro-credentials. The project’s methodology, which was applied transnationally in all four partner countries, also underwent extensive evaluation. Now, close to the project’s finish line, findings show a high variety of attitudes towards lifelong learning as well as aspects which go beyond national borders.
This was presented by the lead of the project, CUAS, at the IATED EDULEARN Conference 2026, which took place from 29 June to 1 July 2026 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Delightful discussions accompanied the session on ‘Digital inclusion’.
Thank you for the opportunity to share the findings of our project!