Resources
Innovation procurement
What are PCP and PPI? What are the steps to do innovation procurement in learning technologies?
Videos and Webinars
Webinar 1: 19 September 2018
Topic: What is innovation procurement?
Experts: Ellinor Wallin (EU Projekt Konsult) and Kati Clements (JYU)
Webinar 4: Wednesday, 14 November 2018
Topic: Suppliers’ experience of PCP - Case Almerin
Expert: Teemu Laitinen
Webinar 6: Wednesday, 12 December 2018
Topic: Understanding the legal aspects of joined vs.
coordinated innovation procurement
Experts: Marta Coto and Sara Bedin
Webinar 9: Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Topic: What is a PIN?
Experts: Ellinor Wallin (EUPK) and Kati Clements (JYU)
Webinar 16: 18 September 2019
Topic: Open Market Consultation Methodology
Expert: Niklas Tideklev
LEA Reports on this topic
- Innovation procurement in the education sector
A comparative analysis with recent PCP/PPI from other sectors June 2020
- Guidelines and recommendations to attract funding for upcoming PPI/PCP calls
This deliverable describes different places to apply funding for procurement projects in national and EU level in the EU member states.
- Procurement in Europe
How does the procurement procedure work in European Union Member states?
- Report on the state of the art in learning technology, based on eight company case studies and the stage of innovation reached by their PLEs
In this deliverable, LEA analysed innovative technologies in personalised learning environments as basis to meet procurers’ needs in a PPI.
- A template invitation to tender/request for tenders.
Designed to be used in a joint PPI
- An overview of guidelines, recommendations, strategies and methodologies on how to do open market consultation
This report introduces what is Open Market Consultation and what are the steps to do it from prior information notice (PIN) to different forms of dialogue with suppliers through Q&A and request for information (RFI).
Publication
Sara Bedin, Marta Coto, Tânia Moreira.
Understanding the innovation procurement: tools to steer the market towards innovative solutions for education.
School Stories
How to design innovative technologies for schools? What are their needs?
In these webinars and publications schools from all over Europe discuss their needs and challenges for learning technologies.
Videos and Webinars
Webinar 3: 17 October 2018
Topic: Understanding the needs of the Demand: Municipalities & Schools
Experts: I. Capella Munar, S. Dominguez, P. Huuska, H. Sahlberg
Webinar 5: Wednesday, 28 November 2018
Topic: Professional competences required
to utilize innovative technologies
Expert: Rita Freudenberg
Webinar 10: Wednesday, 20 February 2019
Topic: LEA school lab experiences:
Sweden, Italy, Finland, Portugal, and Germany
Experts: R. Ström, I. Calvagna, P. Huuska, A. Direito, P. Schüssler
Webinar 17: 30 October 2019
Topic: Computational Thinking in Schools
Expert: Jan Pawlowski (Hochschule Ruhr West)
LEA Reports on this topic
- Barriers and requirements of technologies in classrooms
LEA Gathered survey results from teachers and students from different countries for this report on barriers and requirements on teachers’ use of technologies in the classroom.
- Description of cross border needs for a future PPI for a Personalised Learning Environment (PLE) with a focus on Science, Technology, Education and Maths (STEM) subjects
In this report LEA Analysed the needs for technologies in classrooms.
- Description of the necessary ICT infrastructure required in classrooms to successfully introduce and use PLEs
In this report LEA analysed the different technical infrastructure at LT procurers in 7 countries around Europe.
LEA D3.4 Framework for Technical Infrastructure and Needs Workshop Methodologies.pdf
Publications
Paula Huuska, Sonia Dominguez.
To different procurement partners: Ciladecans, Spain, and Konnevesi, Finland - similar visions of digital learning.
Philipp Schüßler, Rita Freudenberg, Marcus Roehming, Henry Herper.
Needs analysis for ICT in teaching and learning.
Sonia Dominguez.
Accelerating learning technologies deveopment with innovative procurement.