On 22 June, the main results of our AI+ project were presented at the Concepción Arenal Assembly Hall of the University of A Coruña.
The event was very well received by the educational community and was attended by teachers, students and project coordinators.
The last Trainning Activity of the project took place between 13 and 18 May in Velenje (Slovenia). And for the first time, all the centres together in person. We could not have had a better end to the project.
We have programmed and learned about Intelligent Environments, worked on Ambient Intelligence, met Slovenia and, as always, thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
Although the farewell has been hard, we are sure that one day we will all be able to see each other again.
All together again! From 20th to 26th February we had the 4th Training Activity. And the way we like it best: in person! It was in Lithuania. Due to the global pandemic situation, only one of the centres could not come. But still, we were able to connect with them online. We worked, visited places and most of all, we had a lot of fun together. Now we are looking forward to the next one, although we are very sad that it will be the last one.
Here is an example of the ethics activity carried out during the #trainingactivity in Lithuania. All students, guided by the Finnish team teacher (Joensuun yhteiskoulun lukio), analysed different ethical issues of AI and created their own podcasts and videos with discussions about them. Great work!
Trainning Activity again!!!! Between 15 and 17 December we had our third Trainning Activity. Although we would have liked to do it in person, we decided to do it online. Even so, everything went very well and the students were able to interact with each other through the screens. And, of course, learning a lot about Human-Robot Interaction.
From to 28 May we held our second training activity. Due to the global pandemic situation, the previous one had to be online. But in this case, all the teachers were able to meet in Italy. In this meeting we have been able to rethink the future activities of the project, which we hope can be all face-to-face.
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