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PROMOTE partners meet in Kaunas to shape European learning pathways for reintegration - PROMOTE On 12–13 May 2026, PROMOTE partners gathered in Kaunas, Lithuania, for the project’s Third Transnational Partner Meeting, hosted by the Baltic Education Technology Institute at KTU M-Lab. The meeting marked an important step in turning PROMOTE’s shared vision into practical learning opportunit...

BrainLog was delighted to take part in the second Transnational Project Meeting of the Erasmus+ project “Brain- Students First, AI Second” (2025-1-ES01-KA220-SCH-000358138), hosted by Atatürk Secondary School in Kocaeli, Türkiye.

With BrAIn, we aim to strengthen AI literacy while keeping the focus on essential human skills for students, teachers, and families.

This meeting was much more than a project gathering. It was a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with our partners, share experiences, reflect on the progress achieved so far, and continue building the strong cooperation that lies at the heart of the BrAIn project.

The meeting brought together partners from Türkiye, Spain, Bulgaria, and Denmark. Denmark was represented by the Danish partners BrainLog and UCL Erhvervsakademi og Professionshøjskole.

During the sessions, partners focused on the work completed under Result 2 (SkillQuest Framework), including the classroom implementation activities carried out by the partner institutions. Through open and meaningful discussions, we exchanged pedagogical experiences, reflected on implementation outcomes, and jointly identified the five most important soft skills that will guide the next stages of the project and its future outputs.

The meeting was highly productive thanks to the active contribution, commitment, and collaboration of all project partners. Together, we discussed the upcoming work packages, shared responsibilities, implementation timelines, dissemination activities, and ideas for ensuring the long-term sustainability of the project results.

We are especially grateful to our hosts, Atatürk Secondary School, for their warm welcome, generous hospitality, and excellent organization. Thanks to them, we had a truly wonderful time in Kocaeli, both professionally and personally.

The meeting was concluded in a very positive, constructive, and inspiring atmosphere, once again reminding us of the value of international cooperation and shared educational goals. BrainLog is proud to be part of a project that places students first and explores how artificial intelligence can be used in education in a meaningful, responsible, and human-centred way.

We look forward to the next steps of the BrAIn project and to continuing this exciting journey with our partners.