Project cooperationUpdated on 10 April 2026
Partner for TRANSFO-04: Digital tools, learning outcomes and wellbeing
Researcher at University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Education
Ljubljana, Slovenia
About
We are looking to join a consortium as a partner organisation for HORIZON-CL2-2026-01-TRANSFO-04. We offer expertise at the intersection of digital environments, education, and student wellbeing, with a focus on how out-of-school digital practices relate to learning processes, motivation, attention, and mental health.
Our contribution includes:
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research on digital education and student experience,
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mixed-method approaches, including experience sampling (ESM),
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analysis of school-level and system-level responses,
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development of policy-relevant recommendations.
We have direct access to schools, teachers, students, and national stakeholders, enabling real-world data collection and validation.
We are particularly interested in contributing to:
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work on learning outcomes and wellbeing,
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policy analysis and recommendations,
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integration of educational perspectives into interdisciplinary research.
We are not seeking to coordinate, but to join a consortium where we can lead or contribute to a clearly defined task or work package.
Stage
- Ideation - identifying the project idea
Type
- A consortium to join as partner
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