D4.6 Report on the results of cycle 3 demonstrators: Aggregates internal deliverables ID4.12, ID4.13, ID4.14, ID4.15, ID4.16

Davinia Hernández-Leo*, Henk Sligte, C. Glahn, Bas Krekels, Carel Keuls, Amelie Louys, Krassen Stefanov, Mar Perez, Jonathan Chacón, Patricia Santos, Alessandro Mazzetti, Eelco Herder, Katrina Maxwell, Juan E. Kiercheben, Dai Griffiths, E. Kluijfhout

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    Abstract

    This document includes the evaluation results of the Cycle 3 real life evaluation activities. A cross-analysis of the results is compiled in order to present the impact indicators of the project in terms of outreach, learning benefits, organizational implications, and business opportunities identified in these experiences. The evaluation experiences include a revision of the previous pilot implementations and eight business /market-relevant demonstrators conducted in collaboration with external “adopter organizations” from different countries in Europe. These external organizations are Associated Partners or different units within the partners’ organizations. The revised pilots and the demonstrators test the tooling achieved along DIP-3. Both pilots and business demonstrators show to provide benefits to socially- and industrially-relevant scenarios. Areas of proven special impact include adult competence development for social inclusion, provision of learning paths to support competence development of distributed professionals, informal competence development, human resources personal competence development, and sharingof competence profiles between organizations to support the mobility of their professionals.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationHeerlen
    Number of pages407
    Publication statusPublished - 2010

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