BLES – Blendend Learning Environmental Science
From November 2007 until October 2009 a consortium of eleven partners from seven different European countries implemented the project “BLES – Blended Learning Environmental Science”.
Co-financed by the European programme “Life-Long Learning” the project´s objective was to qualify staff of the waste management sector in the treatment and use of organic waste.
The BLES project followed the so-called blended-learning concept, which is characterised by the use of web-based learning material in combination with face to face classroom arrangements. As the main achievement of the project seven different learning units have been created. After each learning unit a workshop was carried out to clarify resulting questions and to impart additional, practice relevant knowledge.
The main target group of the project comprised staff of composting plants and other waste-relevant institutions dealing with the treatment and use of organic waste.
The project consortium comprised partners from Bulgaria, Germany, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta and Poland.
Project duration
November 2007 – October 2009
Contact
The Project consortium
- BEW, D
- ABRYS Ltd, PL
- Baltic Environmental Forum, EE
- Baltic Environmental Forum, LV
- Baltic Environmental Forum, LT
- Fraunhofer-Institute UMSICHT, D
- Gozo Centre for Art and Crafts, MT
- Municipality of Nedelino – Training Centre for Education in Worklife, BG
- IBUS EOOD, BG
- Zeitec Software GmbH, D
- EPC (subcontracted by UMSICHT), D
Funding information
Life Long Learning Programme – Leonardo da Vinci
Topic
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