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Crafting innovation with Lidl: Behind the scenes of a hackathon journey

This is a story of an innovation journey. More specially, a story of designing and rapid testing a new innovation process and applying it to support sustainable and responsible business development.

Exploring Digital Rehabilitation: Perspectives of Rwandan Service Users and Professionals.

The findings highlight the need for greater affordability and accessibility across Rwanda’s tiered healthcare system, and the potential of digital rehabilitation. These results underscore the importance of advocating for rehabilitation, digital literacy and skills training, and increasing the number of rehabilitation professionals at all levels of the healthcare system.

Practical implementation of Carpe Diem method in course development in Kosovar higher education institutions

Developing the DLL-hijacking attack technique as attack vector for cyber security exercises

Metacognition – intriguing concept for teachers in Nepal

The realisation of metacognitive skills when integrating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into pedagogical activities to develop student-centred online learning is a relatively recent concept in Nepal.

A review of the current discourse and strategies surrounding micro-credentials within higher education institutions

Training students in gamified learning – Teachers´ experiences of ludo didactics

Transferring BioBoosters Hackathon across the Baltic Sea Region – The Survivor Stories from the First Pilot Round

In the dynamic landscape of green and digital transition, hackathons have emerged as important creative platforms initiating cross-sectoral and business-research co-operation.

Unlocking SME success in their journey of digital transformation

Exploring the journey of digital transformation with a focus on the real-world application in the SME.

Community Health Workers and Service Users’ Experiences of a Community-based Digital Rehabilitation Application

The experiences of both community health workers (CHWs) and service users were positive. CHWs clearly saw the contribution to their communities and doing the suggested exercise programs from the application enabled service users to resume their daily activities. The interviews highlighted opportunities to increase rehabilitation access in primary care using innovative digital solutions. Even small improvements in access to evidence-based services have the potential to have a significant impact when scaled to the wider society.