News

Stay informed with the latest updates from the ARCHILAB project. In this section, we’ll share key milestones, upcoming events, and project results as they unfold. From training sessions and works to the release of new tools and initiatives, you’ll find everything you need to track the project’s progress. If you are interested interested in digital education, follow our updates to stay engaged and get involved.

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ArchiLab Platform Now Available in All Project Partner Languages

The ArchiLab platform is now available in English, Spanish, Croatian, and Serbian, improving accessibility and inclusion across partner countries.

ARCHILAB Launches Its Online Platform

A shared digital hub offering interactive tools and resources to support inclusive, high-quality eLearning in vocational education and training.

Training for VET Educators (18–22 November 2025, Belgrade)

A five-day VET training in Belgrade brought together educators from Spain, Croatia and Serbia to strengthen their role as eLearning architects and shape the future of digital VET.

ArchiLab Curriculum Now Available in English and National Languages

The ArchiLab Curriculum is now available in English, Croatian, Serbian and Spanish, bringing innovative e-learning design training closer to VET educators across Europe.

Backslash Showcases ArchiLab at the “European VET Digital Learning Forum”

An opportunity to present how ArchiLab is bridging the digital skills gap in vocational education through innovative, inclusive and future-ready e-learning solutions.

Mid-Project Meeting: ARCHILAB Advances Towards E-Learning Tools for VET

ARCHILAB partners met online to review progress and set the path ahead, including the launch of interactive modules and a new e-learning platform to support VET educators.

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