The Cyprus Computer Society (CCS) is participating in the new Erasmus+ KA2 project #CybARverse.
The project supports IT as well as non-IT teachers’ and trainers’ digital skills development, through the use of immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality.
The focus of this project is to train our target group on how to recognise and react correctly to cyberattacks. It promotes cybersecurity awareness, the implementation of the Digital Education Action Plan (Actions 5 and 7), as well as national agendas, and contributes to a more digital, green and inclusive teaching and learning environment.
Two representatives from CCS, Alexandra Faka and Neofytos Xenofontos, attended the 1st 2-day Transnational Project Meeting in Malta. This meeting set the grounds for the partnership to kick-start the development of the cybersecurity training for professionals.
By the end of this programme, at least 80 trainers and teachers, from the four partner countries, will be qualified.
