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The second partners' meeting of the DAI project took place in Frankfurt (DE) on 2 - 3 March 2026. All partners (in person or online) participated in the meeting. The main discussed topics were: - Presentation of the contents for the teachers' online course - Peer review of the contents for the teachers' online course - Definition of the criteria to produce the video for the course - Definition of the next activities
It is now possible to become associated partners of the DAI project and contribute to enhancing its impact on target groups and ensuring its long-term sustainability. The list of associated partners is avaialble on the project portal.
According to the needs analysis carried out by the partners, 97% of teachers think that it is necessary to develop skills in digital intelligence and AI. The most relevant identified obstacles in implementing the use of AI are a lack of proper training and methodological difficulties
Several educational websites promoted the DAI project through a dedicated link. The complete list of websites is available in the Press & Media section.
The first partners' meeting of the DAI project took place online. All partners participated in the meeting, and the main discussed topics were: - Presentation of the contractual partners - Presentation of the syllabus of the online course to teach Italian as a foreign language using AI support - Current status of the partners' contractualization process - Dissemination and Sustainability Strategy
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The DAI project is funded by the European Commission through the German National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme with the aims to improve Italian as a foreign language instruction through the integration of AI.