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The Moment to Say Thank You and Farewell

Written by Essi Ryymin

Best Poster Award Winner - EAPRIL 2023: "What competences do educational leaders need for leading educational innovation with technology?"

Written by Manon van Zanten, Dana Uerz, Mariola Gremmen (iXperium Centre of Expertise Learning with ICT, The Netherlands))

Best Practice-Based Research Award Nominee 3: Empowering Teachers as Agents of Change for Educational Equality

Written by Marijke van Vijfeijken (HAN - University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands)

Best Practice-Based Research Award Nominee 2: 'In search for Significance'

Written by Pauliina Rantavuori (Tampere University - Finland)

Best Practice-Based Research Award Nominee 1 "Early interventions and evidence-based practices in our context: thought about a objection and a fallacy "

Written by Mara Westling Allodi & Eva Siljehag (Stockholm University - Sweden)

Learning for tomorrow: Cloud 6 lecture

Written by Ning Ding (Cloud 6 Coordinator)

Cloud Teacher Education’ Reading Club: the ideal combination of discussion articles and social talk

Written by Bob Koster & Tom Adams (Cloud 1 Coordinators)

Networked Educational Experts Share Ability, Awareness and Appreciation

Written by Written by Dr. Essi Ryymin (EAPRIL Board Member)

EAPRIL Cloud 8 webinar: 'inclusive education: higher and vocational education'

Written by Dr. Anthony Thorpe & Dr. Sibel Inci

EAPRIL 2022 - Best Poster Award Winner Blog: "Expanding the horizons of studying and working in Education Sciences"

Written by Miguel Correia, MSc and Professor Henrique Vaz, PhD (University of Porto/Center for Research and Intervention in Education)