In May 2025, the DIGITRAIN project had a prominent presence at the European Conference on Digital Inclusion, held in Brussels.
This annual event brings together experts, policymakers, educators, and representatives from organizations across Europe to discuss strategies and share best practices aimed at reducing the digital divide.

DIGITRAIN was invited to present its progress and preliminary results, with a particular focus on the inclusive methodology developed for low-qualified adults. The presentation highlighted the use of accessible resources, gamification, and autonomous learning—elements that have proven effective during the project’s pilot phases.

In addition, the DIGITRAIN team participated in round tables and interactive workshops, exchanging experiences with other Erasmus+ projects and European public bodies. This exchange enabled the identification of synergies for future collaborations and strengthened the network of stakeholders committed to digital inclusion.

DIGITRAIN’s presence at this forum not only helped raise the visibility of its impact but also promoted knowledge transfer at the European level, supporting the project’s sustainability and scalability.