The second meeting among mentees and mentors has been successfully done at UNIVPM on November 24, 2022. Microsoft Teams has been used to talk about the Digital Competence Framework for Educators (DigCompEdu) and test the mentees’ digital competencies through the “Digital competence for Education survey”: an average score of 48% is achieved. We need to get better through the next sessions!
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