Name of the partner:
Pixel
Address:
Via del Berignolo, 40- 50141 Firenze - Italy
Name of the contact person:
Elisabetta Delle Donne
Address:
Pixel- Via del Berignolo, 40
Fax:
055 4369737
Pixel ’s current projects are focused on the following topics:
1. e-learning.
a) Socrates Minerva project for the use of e-learning in the robotics sector. The project is addressed to secondary technical schools (EDu Robot project)
b) Leonardo da Vinci project for the use of e-learning for multi language learning (i.e. English, French, Spanish, Italian) addressed to women working in SMEs (ELS Project).
c) E-Learning project for the creation of an Internet portal focusing on information management addressed to SMEs (Createl project)
d) ESF project for the creation of a distance course on ICT for the tourist sector (TIC project)
e) ESF project for the creation of a distance course on English for tourism (Welcome project)
2. New Technologies
a) Socrates Minerva project for the use of technologies in the art creation process addressed to art teachers in secondary schools (MultimediArt project).
b) Socrates Minerva project for the use of new technologies to support students with learning disabilities (Je Parle project)
3. Networking
a) Leonardo da Vinci project for the creation of a network of excellence on the topic of entrepreneurship (Einet project)
4. Language Learning
a) Socrates Lingua project for the creation of a database of products for teaching and learning foreign languages. (eLancenet project)
5. Tourism
a) ESF project for the training of tourism operators on the topic of quality for the tourist sector (QTF project)
6. Equal Opportunities
a) Socrates Grundtvig project for the experimentation of mentoring to support women willing to enter the labour market (EWP project)
b) ESF project to train women on management of new technolgoies (LEI project)
c) ESF project to train women as web designers (Donna 2000 project)"Developed with the support of the European Community, within the framework of the Leonardo da Vinci Programme. The opinions expressed by the authors do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Community, nor does it involve any responsibility on its part."