This February, students from across Europe are coming together through a new eTwinning initiative focused on an important topic for today’s digital world: Digital Responsibility. Through “Safer Internet & Our Digital Footprint,” participants are exploring not only how to stay safe online but also how their everyday digital habits can have an impact on the …
styczeń 2026
Our AR & VR E-PILLS Are Coming Soon!
As part of the Erasmus+ project “The Power of AR and VR,” we are developing a series of innovative E-PILLS designed to support teachers in bringing immersive technologies into their classrooms. The programme will include 6 learning modules, each featuring 5 short video E-pills (approximately 3 minutes each), packed with practical ideas, examples, and ready-to-use …
AR and VR in the Classroom – From Erasmus+ Experience to Educational Practice!
Today, students taking part in the module “Typing in Office Administration” experienced an innovative learning activity inspired by knowledge gained through the Erasmus+ KA220 project “The Power of AR and VR.” Following the recent Learning, Teaching and Training activity in Poland, attended by teachers Žugec and Čretnik, the project results are now being successfully transferred …
Showcasing The Power of AR and VR at This Year’s WOŚP Events
This year’s WOŚP (Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity) provided an excellent opportunity to present our The Power of AR and VR project to the public. Within a single day, we showcased the results of our work at two key locations: the Millenium Hall in Kołobrzeg and the Municipal Sports and Recreation Center in Dźwirzyno. During …
WP4 Online Coordination Meeting Successfully Held!
On 13 January 2026, partners of the Erasmus+ project “The Power of AR and VR” met online to coordinate the next stages of Work Package 4 (WP4) and advance the development of IO3. During the meeting, partners worked collaboratively to define the upcoming activities and ensure a shared vision for the successful implementation of the …
Forbidden Island
Niʻihau, often called Hawaii’s “Forbidden Island,” is the smallest inhabited Hawaiian island and one of the most mysterious places in the Pacific. The island is privately owned by the Robinson family, who purchased it in 1864. Since then, Niʻihau has remained almost entirely cut off from the outside world, creating a self-contained community that preserves traditional Hawaiian …
ONLINE MEETING
On January 13, 2026, partners of the “The Power of AR and VR” project met online to plan the next steps within WP4 and discuss the development of IO3. During the meeting, partners agreed on the structure and schedule for creating e-learning ePills, strengthened collaboration, and confirmed shared procedures for content creation and quality assurance. …







