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The INFINITE Project is actively working to establish strong synergies with key European initiatives and communities in the field of digital education. One of these collaborations is with the Media & Learning Association, which has published an article on our project.

Read the full Article here: https://media-and-learning.eu/type/featured-articles/infinite/

The Media & Learning Association operates the Media & Learning Platform as a recognised European hub dedicated to exploring the role of media and digital technologies in education. It brings together educators, researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals to share knowledge, publish evidence-based practices, and promote innovation in teaching and learning. Through its articles, case studies, and events such as the Media & Learning Conference, the platform contributes to shaping discussions on digital pedagogy, AI in education, and the effective use of audiovisual media, making it a valuable space for visibility, exchange, and thought leadership in the field.

In the ever-evolving landscape of Higher Education (HE), the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands as a transformative force, offering immense potential to enhance learning, teaching, and institutional operations. Academics and researchers can benefit from AI-based tools in their professional (i.e., communication, collaboration, engagement, reflection, lifelong learning) and pedagogical (i.e., teaching, learning, assessment) practices.   

On the other hand, HE institutions need to prepare their students to be a part of the workforce that requires new skills every day, including AI. Besides the technical knowledge on how to use AI tools, HE students need to be equipped with AI literacy skills to become critical, productive, and ethical users of AI. 

At the forefront of this digital revolution is the INFINITE project, a pioneering initiative aimed at addressing the digital transformation imperative within the HE sector. Through the development of digital readiness, resilience, and capacity, INFINITE seeks to equip academics and students alike with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate and leverage AI effectively in today’s world. 

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The INFINITE Project invites researchers, educators, and stakeholders in higher education to follow its social media channels for timely updates, research insights, and knowledge exchange on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education.

As part of its dissemination strategy under the Erasmus+ Programme, INFINITE actively shares evidence-based findings, project developments, and practical resources through its official channels on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. These platforms serve as dynamic spaces to engage with emerging discussions on AI literacy, pedagogical innovation, and ethical considerations in higher education.

Followers can expect regular updates on research outputs, pilot activities, events, and publications, as well as opportunities to connect with a growing community of practice dedicated to advancing responsible and inclusive AI adoption.

Engaging with INFINITE online offers a valuable way to stay informed about current developments and contribute to ongoing dialogue at the intersection of AI and higher education.

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The kick-off meeting of the Erasmus project entitled INFINITE (artIficial iNtelligence For professIonal aNd pedagoGical pracTices in Higher Education) was successfully held on Tuesday January 23rd and Wednesday January 24th at the CARDET offices in Nicosia.

INFINITE is a 30-month project funded by the European Union through the Erasmus program. The Media Pedagogy research group of the Pedagogical Department of Primary Education of the University of the Aegean participates in the project. INFINITE aims to prepare Higher Education (HE) teachers to critically and ethically exploit AI-based technology for their professional and pedagogical practices, supporting Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to leverage the best possible outcomes from AI developments.

The INFINITE project partners are:

• Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands)
• University of Nicosia (Cyprus)
• University College Dublin (Ireland)
• University of the Aegean (Greece)
• All Digital (Belgium)
• Center for the Advancement of Research & Development in Educational Technology (CARDET, Cyprus)

The INFINITE Project has launched its official website, https://infinite-erasmus.eu, providing a central platform for accessing its key results and resources. Developed under the Erasmus+ Programme, the project aims to strengthen AI literacy and support the responsible integration of Artificial Intelligence in higher education.

The platform offers open access to research findings, training materials, and practical tools designed for educators, institutions, and policymakers. These resources are grounded in transnational research and pilot activities, ensuring their relevance across diverse educational contexts.

Beyond serving as a repository, the website also functions as a communication hub, sharing project updates and fostering a community of practice around ethical and innovative uses of AI in higher education.

By making its outputs widely accessible, the INFINITE project contributes to building more inclusive, informed, and future-ready education systems across Europe.