The partners of the Gaming Disorders: Upskilling School Staff to Identify, Report, and Prevent Gaming Disorders project gathered in Düren, Germany, on October 8-9, 2024, for a face-to-face meeting to mark the successful completion of the first year of the project and plan the next phase of activities. This event brought together representatives from eight […]
The European Consortium responsible for the Erasmus+ project “Gaming Disorders”, has successfully completed another pivotal phase. The team recently finalized comprehensive questionnaires targeting parents, students, and teachers, gathering essential data to understand the community’s engagement with gaming and their understanding of the problems that can come from it. Additionally, the project enriched its research perspective
A collaborative effort led by Low-tec, together with partners across Europe, has launched the “Gaming Disorders” project, funded by the European Commission. This initiative, spanning 2023-2025, is dedicated to empowering teachers and educational staff with the skills and tools necessary to address challenges posed by digital transformation, with a specific focus on Gaming Disorders. The
