The final demo of the EDDI Application has been finalised on January 30th 2023. The app has a great black and blue design. The Android application has various screens with topics sucha as the EDDI Catalogue, EDDI modules and EDDI social apps, connected to our social media accounts on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. has an interactive online toolbox that gives opportunity to teachers, learners, parents and others involved.

Android App

Since the demo was finalised, we have updated the app seven times. It functions perfectly.The EDDI App can be uploaded from Google Play. The app, as a BETA VERSION, has been tested for a long time. Any feedback is stll welcome till the end of the project. See below our YouTube EDDI App video and our Quick screenvideo of the app: Enjoy!

QR Code

The Android EDDI app can already be uploaded on the Google Play Store. Soon we will also provide a QR Code, easy for you to scan and get access.

The EDDI 4-day Learning, Teaching, Training activities were held in Thessaloniki, Greece at the offices of Stimmuli for Change. During the LTT-days informative seminars have been conducted by the experts from Universities and successful enterprises from the host country and also by the experts from the other partner countries joining at the location and via interactive tools like skype, zoom etc.

Stimmuli for Change

It was the first time that the EDDI partners saw each other face-to-face. Important feature of the LTT was getting some valuable feedback on the EDDi platform. Furthermore there were interview sessions planned about module 4 – Absenteeism. Overall discussions took place and future plans were made on the last day of the training.

What does the project EDDI do?

Absenteeism

All EDDI-partner organisations were interviewed on the absenteeism topic. All videos below are EDDI-videos are productions of the LTT-days. Below Masha Garibyan from the Aston University (United Kingdom) EDDI-project manager about ‘how absenteeism affects student performance:

Theofilos Poulipoulos, project manager Stimmuli for Change about tackling absenteeism in school. This video is an EDDI production.

More results of the training will be published and broadcasted by all the partners via videos on Youtube, the organiosation Websites and the website of the project.

The EDI project aims to help teachers, families and students to better understand the causality and consequences of leaving education in order to find possible solutions to the early school leaving (ESL) problem. The EDDI Partnership believes that only a comparative analysis of practices and interventions between countries which do well in the ESL statistics and those at the opposite end of the spectrum would deliver a sustainable solution to the ESL problem. Besides economic and social mobility impacts, ESL has been linked to bullying, violence or micro criminality. ESL is a threat to the successful future development of the workforce and community prospects. In this article we will tell you more about our EDDi application

App

Application has an interactive online toolbox that gives opportunity to teachers, learners, parents and others involved in ESL to get information, tools and resources