We are pleased to announce that ArInLi – An Essential Digital Competency: AI Literacy has been invited by the Italian Erasmus+ National Agency INDIRE to participate in the seminar “Futuro inclusivo, Digitale accessibile con Erasmus+” (Inclusive Future, Accessible Digital Education with Erasmus+), taking place on 21 October 2026 at Fiera Didacta Italia – Abruzzo Edition, in Lanciano, Italy.
The event will bring together successful Erasmus+ projects that promote digital inclusion in school education, highlighting innovative practices, educational methodologies and transferable results that help overcome barriers to learning and foster equal opportunities.
ArInLi will be represented by Maria Rosaria Damiano from IIS “Guglielmo Marconi”, the project’s coordinating school in Torre Annunziata, Italy.
During the event, ArInLi will share its experience in promoting Artificial Intelligence Literacy as an essential digital competence for students, teachers and the wider educational community.
The project demonstrates how AI education can be made accessible, inclusive and sustainable, including in schools operating in socioeconomically disadvantaged contexts. Through European cooperation, international learning activities, innovative teaching methodologies and openly accessible educational resources, ArInLi has developed an approach that can inspire other schools across Europe.
The seminar will provide an opportunity to exchange experiences, present project outcomes and explore how digital technologies can support inclusion, active citizenship and meaningful participation in education.
Event details
- Event: Fiera Didacta Italia – Abruzzo 2026
- Seminar: “Futuro inclusivo, Digitale accessibile con Erasmus+”
- Date: 21 October 2026
- Time: From 11:00 AM
- Venue: Polo Fieristico d’Abruzzo, Lanciano, Italy
- Organiser: Italian Erasmus+ National Agency INDIRE
We are honoured by this invitation, which offers a valuable opportunity to share the ArInLi experience and contribute to the European dialogue on inclusive and responsible AI education.
Making Artificial Intelligence Literacy accessible to everyone is not only a technological challenge — it is an educational and social responsibility.