At the ACE project meeting on 19 and 20 May, the partner organisations came together to develop key principles for the further development of learning materials and support services for a circular society. The focus was on the project’s target groups, appropriate learning content and practical approaches for the subsequent application of the project’s results.
An important part of the meeting was the discussion of the personas developed previously. On this basis, the consortium refined its shared understanding of the different target groups and their needs. It became clear which prerequisites, expectations and contexts of use must be given particular consideration when developing the ACE materials. The aim was to draw on the partners’ experiences to identify suitable approaches for ACE and to develop these into a coherent learning programme. The focus was not only on traditional learning materials, but also on specific areas of application and supporting materials designed to facilitate the transfer of knowledge into practice.
The outcomes of the meeting now form an important basis for finalising the overall didactic concept. This will link the various components of the project together and ensure that the materials developed facilitate a coherent and practice-oriented learning experience.
In addition to the work on content, the meeting also provided an opportunity for the consortium to get to know one another better and to further strengthen their collaboration for the next stages of the project. Overall, the project meeting was a productive milestone for ACE and laid an important foundation for the forthcoming development of learning and support materials for a Circular Society.
Contact person at the IfLS: Christoph Mathias (mathias[at]ifls.de)
