1. ICT work programme
ICT 20
Technologies for better human learning and teaching Juan Pelegrin (Unit G.4 - Inclusion, skills & youth)

2. Rationale/ Context Objective
Technologies for better human learning and teaching ICT 20 – 2015 – Call 2
Rationale/ Context
Technology is disrupting Education (MOOCs, Cloud, tablets,)
Changes in education – open , flexible access to learning, 24/7
Demands for 21st century skills
Demand for learning and training that is responsive and adaptive to needs of learners
Opening Up Education initiative
Objective
Development & Integration of digital technologies for learning
Building blocks of the digital learning ecosystem
Boost European market for and innovation in educational technologies

3. (Budget: 9 MEUR) (Budget: 15 MEUR)
Technologies for better human learning and teaching ICT 20 – 2015 – Call 2 (a&d)
Research & Innovation projects on Smart Learning Environments
(Budget: 9 MEUR)
Adaptive and personalised learning & assessment
Multi-modal/sensory interactive technologies / Advance interfaces
Capacity building & Networking
Multidisciplinary, (neuroscience, learning theories, educational psychology)
Application: formal & informal education (incl. Workplace learning)
Public Procurement (PPI)
(Budget: 15 MEUR)
Devices & Software
Joint Specifications& procurement
next generation systems:
able to handle input and output in different modalities

4. R&I projects on Learning Digital Platform
Technologies for better human learning and teaching ICT 20 – 2015 – Call 2 (b&c)
R&I projects on Learning Digital Platform
(Budget: 5 MEUR)
To provide framework & roadmap for stakeholders
Innovative technologies for learning
Learning analytics, mobile learning, Standards, Adaptation to learning scenarios
Innovation actions on Large Scale Pilots
(Budget: 23 MEUR)
Support large scale pilots in real settings:
Solution& services for learning & teaching
Specific target:
Adults & Children with mental/physical disability
Lifelong learning
Vocational training

5. ICT work programme
ICT 21
Advanced digital gaming/ gamification technologies Juan Pelegrin (Unit G.4 - Inclusion, skills & youth)

6. Challenge Objective Advanced digital gaming/
gamification technologies ICT 21 – 2014 – Call 1
Challenge
Support R&I on digital games applied in non-leisure contexts for the emergence of a prospering market
Requiring development of new methodologies and tools to produce, apply and use digital games and gamification techniques in non-leisure contexts, as well as building scientific evidence on their benefits - for governments, enterprises and individuals
Objective
Increase collaboration between industry & research community, intermediaries and users
Increase effectiveness of Digital games;
people with disabilities
risk of exclusion
unsuited for education

7. Advanced digital gaming/
gamification technologies ICT 21 – 2014 – Call 1 (a)
R&I projects on advanced digital gaming technologies and components (Budget: 9 MEUR)
Game engines, emergent narrative, virtual characters, interaction systems and alternative human-machine interfaces, 3D, textures, etc.
Leading to a repository of core reusable, open components
Enabling specific games applications in non-leisure contexts

8. Advanced digital gaming/
gamification technologies ICT 21 – 2014 – Call 1 (b)
Innovation actions on advanced digital gaming technologies and components (Budget: 8 MEUR)
Innovation actions to stimulate technology transfer and new non-leisure applications by SMEs traditionally working on digital games
Coordinating and incubating small scale experiments
For learning and skills acquisition, and for empowerment and social inclusion