Projects Archive
Leonardo Da Vinci Programme, Community Vocational Training Action Programme
This project, co-financed by the European Commission, was addressed to young graduates (coming from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Ludwig Maximilians Universität of Munich, and Ca' Foscari University of Venice) that had the opportunity to participate in a stage (for a maximum of sixth months). A total of 81 students, coming from the three partner Universities, had access to this training opportunity.
Project financed by the Italian Ministry of Work devoted to experimenting innovative methodologies for continuous training destined to employ waged workers.
The project focused on supporting the growth of professional Knowledge communities, with specific attention to professional operators, activating 4 professional communities that found in the web the main tool of coordination and information exchange. The professional communities’ web site was a place of training, discussion, comparison for professionals already working in Italian SMEs.
Leonardo da Vinci - Community Vocational Training Action Programme
Financed by the European Union within the Community Leonardo da Vinci Programme and in cooperation with: CILI - Cambridge International Land Institute, RICS - The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
The project aimed at activating training that contributed to create a Vertical Italian Community of the artisan companies and of the SMEs operating in the textile sector.
The training activities wanted to improve the operators’ skills and to give new market opportunities to the companies involved in the project. The project created a web portal where companies shared services, methodologies, experiences, solutions in order to give a response to common problems.
The project developded a web site and created a library of web tools that were available to professors and students as an open source network.
Sdilab was a project aimed at developing an experimental web site planned as a discussion and collaborative space that will support research and didactics through the on line free access to contents realized by the SDILAB Community.
The aim of the Master was to provide specific knowledge in the Human Resources Management of public and private organizations through a unique format that combines study tour, distance learning and face to face activities. The Master was an innovative master's degree program offered by Elea and Venice International University - TeDIS Center.
Formez in 2003, appointed the TeDIS center of VIU to carry on a study of analysis about the internationalization of the Italian Economic Industrial Systems.
Formez in 2004, appointed TeDIS to carry on a study in the framework of the research “ICT and Local Development in the South of Italy”.
The Project was Financed by the Culture 2000 Programme of the European Union.
The main purpose of the Radar Project was to elaborate a European model for cities to promote integration among different social categories and inclusion of marginalized groups and individuals through dissemination of digital modern visual arts which have a great potential for the development of communication actions.
Training and consultancy project addressed to theentrepreneurs community of the Cacak Area of Serbia
The project aimed at activating institutional and consultant aid oriented to the Serbian private sector through the cooperation between North-Eastern Italy and the Serbian Cacak area.
@lfa was a project co-financed by theEuropean Commission-Europe Aid Cooperation Office; an Exchange Program between Universities of the European Union and Latin America for building a research community for local economic development.
