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2022 has been a year to remember for FRAMES. Together with our partners and community, we have mobilised change by training and inspiring educators to embrace and adopt Virtual Exchange, facilitating the integration and accreditation of Virtual Exchange in Higher Education throughout Europe and beyond. This year we have: delivered an Collaborative online Training on […]
Virtual Exchange as an educational practice has been shown to work as a complementary component of physical exchange programmes, allowing more students to benefit from meaningful international and intercultural experiences as part of their higher education. Now it is time for Higher Education Institutions to mainstream this approach into their institutionalised mobility activities. To support […]
We are delighted to announce that FRAMES will be present at IVEC2022 in Valencia, with a workshop focusing on the process of integrating Virtual Exchange at strategy level within Higher Education institutions. So if you happen to be attending IVEC, join us foe a hands-on session during which you will hear about our recently launched […]
This special issue of the Journal of International Students, Virtual Exchange: Evidence and Analysis to Advance the Field, co-editors Melissa Whatley and Taylor C. Woodman and international teams of researchers explore the complex realities and provide new directions for the rapidly growing field of virtual exchange and its continually evolving models and modalities. Our FRAMES-related […]
We are glad to announce that FRAMES will be represented in one of the sessions in the 32nd Annual EAIE Conference, which will take place on 13-16 September in Barcelona. Alicia Betts, University of Girona, Sara Pittarello, UNICollaboration, and Anna Pratesi, University of Siena, will be speaker at the session titled “Integration and accreditation of […]
More than 240 people registered to attend the online training, which was held between 2nd and 29th May 2022, and ca. 120 participants from all over the world were actively engaged throughout the course, sharing their experience and ideas about how to potentially integrate and accredit Virtual Exchange within their HEIs. Participants were both academic […]
Save the Date: May 2 to May 29 2022 (4 weeks) We are happy to announce the upcoming ‘FRAMES Collaborative online Training on Virtual Exchange and blended mobility integration’. This training is of specific interest for IRO staff and related offices (mobility officers, educational offer, career offices), IT staff, management and educational leaders as well […]
On the 17th of February 2022 Alicia Betts (Universitat de Girona) and Ana Beaven (UNICollaboration) presented FRAMES in a breakout session of the European Learning & Teaching Forum “On site, online, on point?”, organised online by EUA, the European Universities Association. The European Learning & Teaching Forum is an EUA event that provides an opportunity […]
On the 3rd of February 2022 our wonderful colleague Alicia Betts will present some of the the FRAMES insights project at the “What’s new in Brussels?” event organized by ACA – Academic Cooperation Association. She will be presenting some of the FRAMES insights and the experience at the Universitat de Girona with blended mobility. Programme and info here: […]
The Center for International Higher Education (CIHE) at Boston College will host a webinar on “Virtual Exchange and Mobility: Access, Integration, and Internationalization” on the 15th of February, 2022. Panelists will map the current field of virtual exchange, efforts to expand access to higher education internationalization through virtual student mobility, and scenarios for the integration […]
FRAMES is a 2-year project co-funded with support of the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
Project nr.: 2020-1-IT02-KA226-HE-095196
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