1.1 Introduction

Transforming education in an era of rapid technological change demands collaboration across disciplinary, institutional and cultural boundaries. The Co.F.E. method, built on Communities of Interest (CoI), a Flow of Rapid Prototypes (FRP) and Actors with Hybrid Expertise (AHE), offers a practical pathway for such collaboration, enabling diverse stakeholders to co-design, test and refine innovative learning solutions.

This page is your gateway to four focused sections:

CoI, FRP, AHE description and engagement
How to initiate a CoI
How to track FRP and Actors’evolution
Theoretical reflection on the Co.F.E. Method

Each section details the concepts, templates and meeting notes that underpin the method.

Scientific networking

1. The Co.F.E method

2. How to let FRP flow

2.4 Examples of FRP from CoIs

3. Available resources

Project management administration and exploitation

1. Project Management Tools

2. Administration

3. Data Management

4. Sustainable exploitation of digital artifacts

5. Gender equality and inclusivity guide to designing and implementing twinning activities

1.1 Introduction