To achieve its objectives, AI4All is producing key resources initially targeted at the VET ecosystem but which can be used and transferred outside the latter.
Toolkit for AI4ALL, an AI to support the basic digital skills in C-VET self-assessment and learning evaluation process.
Self-Training Course on AI-assisted assessment of basic digital skills of SME’s workers and learners in C-VET paths.
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