The Guide to EU Projects and Funding highlights the most interesting videos and webinars for EU project designers: but on official channels there are ones for all sectors and all needs.<\/p>\n
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Videos and webinars are increasingly popular and appreciated tools for exchange and training. Technologies, interfaces, and platforms (“social,” but not only) enable increasingly user-friendly enjoyment. Also the <\/span>\n our recent survey<\/span>\n<\/a> found great interest among our readers for multimedia forms of in-depth study, including precisely, in particular, videos and webinars.<\/span><\/p>\n The Guide follows its users and the potential offered by these tools, devoting to them a new, <\/span>\n entire section of the site<\/span>\n<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n \n The launch event of the new Guide<\/span>\n<\/a> was recorded and made available on <\/span>\n our homepage<\/span>\n<\/a>: a great way to explore the main features of the 2021-2027 programming and the new organization of our pages.<\/span><\/p>\n We will be proposing new content in the coming months and, in the meantime, we have enriched and will gradually enrich this new section with the most interesting content made available by EU institutions and other “first-hand” sources related to the world of europlanning.<\/span><\/p>\n The availability of quality videos and webinars on topics related to europlanning has grown over time: our section dedicated to the <\/span>\n In-depth guides<\/span>\n<\/a> has taken up a lot of cues in this regard, offering access platforms to webinars and multimedia content, in-depth online courses, YouTube channels and more. These proposals remain topical and can be a source of new discoveries: if (for example) <\/span>\n SALTO-Youth, EUvsDisinfo.<\/span>\n<\/a>, <\/span>\n Capacity4Dev<\/span>\n<\/a>, <\/span>\n Devco\/Intpa Academy<\/span>\n<\/a>, <\/span>\n the platforms of Interreg Europe and InterAct or the YouTube Channels<\/span>\n<\/a> of major institutions are not yet familiar to you, it is worth taking a look at our previous <\/span>\n posts on the subject<\/span>\n<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n European institutions have further organized themselves to provide easily accessible update and training video materials for users and citizens, not only on europlanning topics but in all areas. <\/span><\/p>\n Let’s start with those that are not real news, but may provide interesting new insights.<\/span><\/p>\n I <\/span>YouTube channels<\/b>, especially of the main Directorates General and Agencies of the European Commission, can be a particularly effective tool for keeping up to date on major programs. Their content is increasingly up-to-date and comprehensive. For example, to refer to news we have recently discussed, the YouTube channels of the <\/span>\n DG ENV<\/span>\n<\/a> and of the <\/span>\n DG RTD<\/span>\n<\/a> provide easy access (respectively) to all video content from Green Week (May-June 2021) and Horizon Europe Info Days (June-July 2021).<\/span><\/p>\n Associations and organizations<\/b> particularly reliable also increasingly offer videos and webinars of great interest. This is the case for example:<\/span><\/p>\n From thematic organizations, such as the <\/span>\n Europeana Foundation<\/span>\n<\/a> in the field of culture, which offers a<\/span>\n wide range of webinars<\/span>\n<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n We continue with another tool that we have <\/span>\n already discussed<\/span>\n<\/a>, but from a different perspective (regarding “<\/span>\n how to communicate European projects<\/span>\n<\/a>“).<\/span><\/p>\n The <\/span>\n Audiovisual Portal of the European Commission<\/span>\n<\/a> is not only a tool for finding useful elements for communicating European projects, but it is also a <\/span>\n binder of in-depth videos<\/span>\n<\/a> on various interesting topics.<\/span><\/p>\n I <\/span>\n main in-depth content<\/span>\n<\/a> should be searched in the “Clips” category, which is browsable by themes, keywords and other parameters.<\/span><\/p>\n Any examples? <\/span><\/p>\n To mention only the most interesting and the most recent.<\/span><\/p>\n It has been active for some time now a <\/span>\n service expressly dedicated to streaming content from the European Commission<\/span>\n<\/a>. It has lately gained considerable content availability, as this tool has now become the norm in events organized by European institutions.<\/span><\/p>\n It still has some limitations: for example, it requires a careful selection of content, which is very numerous and not all of interest to our readers; and the search functions are still limited, for example, they do not allow to go back in time beyond a certain date. We hope that the tool will be improved, but in the meantime we will not fail to give visibility to the most interesting content through <\/span>\n the appropriate section<\/span>\n<\/a> of our Guide.<\/span><\/p>\n Any examples? <\/span><\/p>\nA growing availability<\/b><\/h2>\n
EU projects and funding some interesting news<\/b><\/h2>\n
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The audiovisual portal of the European Commission<\/b><\/h2>\n
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The European Commission’s streaming service<\/b><\/h2>\n
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