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September 2018
Forget-me-not platform
The Forget-me-not platform is in its final development stage and it’s available for pilot testing. The user interface has
been localised and all content is now accessible in all partner languages, so that users from all the partner countries
will soon be able to benefit from the possibility to actively work with memories, be it in formal or non-formal care.
The platform is available at www.forgetmenotdigital.com
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Training event in Germany
From 31st August to 2nd September 2018 the second training event took place in Halle (Saale), Germany. The training
framework had been updated and during this training event the five training modules were finalised and provided with
examples from practitioners. In workshops the partners discussed the designing structures and final contents for the
webinars and videos. Each partner is going to produce a webinar and a video to go along with the training modules.
Next steps
After having produced webinars and videos there will be a comprehensive set of training tools, which then can be tested,
evaluated and refined before all the partners organise dedicated Multiplier events in all partner countries reaching 150
stakeholders from the care training, care providing, public and NGO sectors.
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Project partners
All organisations have experience of working with carers or dementia sufferers and this expertise is shared during the
development of the platform.
The UDAF (Departmental Union of Family Associations) is a French institution responsible for
representing the interests of families and conducts local and departmental policy action on
behalf of families. It observes the needs of families, develops and manages many services and
activities to families and is attached to the defence and representation of all families in their
diversity, plurality and multicultural richness. UDAF coordinates the dissemination of the project results.
Emphasys is a Centre for education, ICT training and research based in Nicosia, Cyprus. As
an ICT Educational and Vocational Centre Emphasys offers non-formal learning opportunities
to learners of all ages to obtain key digital competences. As a European Research Centre, it
cooperates closely with several organisations for the preparation, implementation and management of various EU
projects in the field of education, training and youth with a special focus on the digital era. Emphasys is responsible for
the quality assurance of this project.
English Unlimited (EU) is one of the major private adult education centres in the Pomerania region
in northern Poland offering foreign language courses, teacher training, and intensive language
programmes preceding vocational training abroad. EU is an accredited Teacher Development
Centre and examination centre for Cambridge English Language Assessment and Goethe Institute.
English Unlimited brings valuable experience relevant for this project on the levels of pedagogy,
methodology and project management. It has got extensive experience in creating materials and exercises which foster
the process of memorisation.
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