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OBJECTIVES and WORKPLAN a. Progress towards project objectives Progress towards the overall objective of creating “a learner-centred ecosystem of digital services have been satisfactory. Elements of this ecosystem can be seen in the presented framework architecture and the specific implementation of the beta pilot versions. The next period should refine the beta versions, document clearly user feedback and how it informed developments and detail how real-life integrations could occur. The first objective (to study and develop an integrated and holistic learner-centred ecosystem) is on a good way to be fully achieved. Updated deliverable D15 is well documented and presents the study related to the development of CompLeap requirements and architecture design, detailing user needs related to the current service ecosystem. Significant progress towards the second objective (to tailor the functionality of this framework so that it is suitable across Europe) has been made mainly through efforts to deploy the beta prototypes to other countries than Finland, the availability of the developed solutions as open source, efforts to map existing competences to the ESCO ontology, together with developing a case study to exploit potential synergies between CompLEAP and EUROPASS. Progress towards the third objective (to technologically build prototypes of the CompLeap ecosystem) has been satisfactory. Compared to the HTML mock-up prototypes of the first reporting period, a beta version has been released that exemplifies the use of the ecosystem. There is however more to be done in relation to piloting and refinements. It is also crucial that at least the consortium assesses how mock- up implementations can be replaced by real-life data and how much effort this entails. It is desirable though that an integration with a real-life data API is implemented during the lifetime of the project. The fourth objective (to support the deployment of the ecosystem through various professional networks) has been properly addressed in the period under review. A strong commitment and collaboration among associated partners and networks has emerged in the period under review (M12-M18) and the deployment of the framework architecture and the developed prototypes including analytics will take place in Finland, the Netherlands, Germany and some other EU-countries (through networks that are already available among the partners, i.e. innoVET via Gradia). b. Progress in individual work packages The project was able to p...
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OBJECTIVES and WORKPLAN a. Progress towards project objectives: Have the objectives for the period been achieved? In particular, has the project as a whole been making satisfactory progress in relation to the Description of Work (Annex I to the grant agreement)?:
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OBJECTIVES and WORKPLAN a. Progress towards project objectives The overall objective of creating “a learner-centred ecosystem of digital services and products” seems at the current state partially achieved by means of an articulated framework architecture based on international standards. The first objective (to study and develop an integrated and holistic learner-centred digitalised ecosystem) has not yet been achieved. There is work being undertaken with regards studying and learner-centered systems, however from the provided documentation and deliverables (D15) the level of achievement is not sufficient. It is also apparent that there has been work towards defining user requirements and the ecosystem architecture, that is though not well documented and presented. The second objective (to tailor the functionality of this framework so that it is suitable across Europe) is aimed to be achieved though associate partners and networks; there is however little evidence of what associate partners have contributed to the project yet. The work undertaken for achieving the third objective (to technologically build prototypes of this ecosystem) is in the mid of this reporting period; however, with regards to the development of prototypes of the ecosystem the project has still a long way to go from the current design/mock-up state that has been presented. The fourth objective is not relevant for this reporting period. b. Progress in individual work packages Overall, the project has shown sufficient interaction between the work packages but integration of the work has been demonstrated only to an extent; it has not considered some of the commitments stated in the Grant Agreement-Description of the Action (GA-DoA). More specifically, there are 2 major deviations from the GA - DoA: (1) delays in the development of a working prototype and (2) limited use of allocated resources expected in Year 1 (see Recommendations above).
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