On the use of data for improving adult education provisions
On the 17th of January, LLLP attended the conference of the EDUMAP project which also tackles adult education and had interesting links withTAMPADA, in particular on the use of data to improve adult education provisions.

Adult Education as a means to Active Participatory Citizenship (EDUMAP) is a Horizon 2020 research project of which the aim is to understand and develop the real and potential impact of adult education on learning for active participatory citizenship in Europe. Following the attendance of the conference, the Lifelong Learning Platform published an article on EDUMAP project website to discuss how "How access and collection of data, resource management and related competences can provide insights to improve the quality and efficiency of adult education provisions to vulnerable groups".


In EDUMAP, the “power of number” – data that can nurture policy-making to improve outreach to vulnerable groups – clearly plays a significant role. The Intelligence decision support system (IDSS), which is prototype that they have developed, is an interesting and inspiring case study for TAMPADA. What the IDSS software has to offer is to provide policy-makers with evidence-based insights, hence helping them to narrow the gap between demand and supply in adult education while improving the learning and service provisions for vulnerable groups.


Building efficient systems for the monitoring of learners’ educational and professional pathways and their acquired hard and soft outcomes is increasingly a priority at EU level, as it is a necessary element that can contribute to making any upskilling policies more successful in the long run. Seizing the opportunity of technologies and data mining software improvement, it has also become less resource-consuming to develop such tools. 

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31 March 2021
PROMEA, as a strategic partner of the TAMPADA consortium, hosted an online Information day on the 23rd of March 2021 to share the results of the European project and to contribute to its dissemination.
03 December 2018
The TaMPADA partners gathered together for the project’s kick-off meeting, hosted by the Derbyshire Adult Community Education Service in Chesterfield, UK on the 20thand 21st of November 2018.
26 February 2020
The TaMPADA Consortium is pleased to launch its new evidence collection toolkit and framework for tracking and monitoring the progress of disadvantaged learners.
29 March 2021

The Tampada digital assessment tool is the first project results. After being tested by partners, the tool is now available for anyone interested online.