MECB EU Partner for Innovation & Education

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MECB partners in European projects focused on innovation, education, sustainability and digital transformation.

By providing our technical expertise and competence, we offer EU project consortia, technical expertise in a range of sectors including: ICT, E-Learning, Sustainable Development, Engineering, Renewable Energy, Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Innovation. Our expertise has been already exploited in a number of EU projects such as ErasmusPlus, Grundtvig and Leonardo da Vinci. Please contact MECB if you need a reliable, experienced and committed partner for your EU project.

25/09/2026

🇪🇺 Trust AI reaches a wider European education audience.

Our article presenting the Trust AI project and its results has now been published in the News section of EPALE, helping to bring the project’s resources to a wider community of learning professionals across Europe.

The Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe (EPALE) attracts approximately 100,000 monthly visitors across Europe. The vast majority of these visitors are adult learning stakeholders; including educators, trainers, researchers, policymakers, and academics looking to share resources and media.

For MECB, project dissemination is not simply about reporting project activity, but about making sure that useful results reach their target audience. As the project enters its final stage, sharing these results beyond the partnership is increasingly important. Platforms such as EPALE help bring the project’s outputs to educators, trainers and organisations across Europe who may be able to use, adapt and build upon the resources developed through Trust AI.

The EPALE article highlights the Trust AI learning resources and the project’s work around responsible and critical AI use in education.
🔗 Read the article on EPALE: https://epale.ec.europa.eu/en/content/trustai-practical-resources-building-responsible-ai-skills-education

🌐 Trust AI’s project website: https://trustai.unibit.bg/

23/09/2026

🎓 Looking for practical ways to embed AI into teaching and training without losing sight of ethics, critical thinking, and responsible use?

The Trust AI project has developed a comprehensive set of free learning resources designed for both educators and learners in higher education. From responsible AI use and privacy to critical evaluation, creativity, and practical classroom applications, the project outputs are intended to help make AI literacy more accessible, relevant, and usable in real educational contexts.

For trainers, lecturers, and project professionals, the resources also offer ideas that can be adapted into workshops, learning activities, and future education initiatives. Whether you may be already using AI in your work or are only beginning to explore its place in teaching and learning, Trust AI offers a useful starting point.

Explore the project resources and discover how trustworthy AI can be approached in a practical, human-centred way.
🌐 Training Incubator: https://trustai.unibit.bg/training-incubator
🌐 Learning materials: https://trustai.unibit.bg/learning-materials
🌐 Roadmap for the adoption of learning materials: https://trustai.unibit.bg/results

19/09/2026

📚 The Trust AI project is approaching an important milestone, with its final activities now taking shape.

MECB joined project partners online this week to review progress across the final phase of the Trust AI project. The consortium has now completed student piloting in all partner countries, while lecturer piloting is also well advanced. This feedback plays an important part in the project, helping partners understand how the learning resources perform in practice and where they can create the most value for higher education. Partners also reviewed the final translations for the TrustAI Sustainability and Transferability Roadmap; a document is designed to assist universities, lecturers, and other stakeholders continue using and adapting the project’s results after the project ends.

Another exciting part of this final phase is the series of multiplier events taking place across all partner countries, including Malta. These events aim to bring together educators, students, stakeholders, and AI enthusiasts to explore trustworthy and responsible AI in higher education.

For MECB, this is an especially meaningful stage of the project: moving from development into real-world use, feedback, and longer-term impact.

🌐 To explore the TrustAI Training Resources, kindly visit: https://trustai.unibit.bg/

16/09/2026

M.E.C.B. staff are this week delivering lectures and contributing to a workshop on “Responsible Use of Plastics”, being held in Râmnicu Vâlcea (Romania), with the aim of encouraging young people from across Europe to adopt more environmentally friendly practices. The workshop forms part of the Y-EDCO (https://y-edco.eu/) project.

08/09/2026

AI literacy is not a one-size-fits-all skill.

For lecturers, trainers, and students, the questions around AI can look very different depending on how the technology is being used. A lecturer preparing learning activities may be thinking about privacy, student protection, accessibility, and fair use. A student using AI to analyse texts, visualise data, or support an assignment may face a completely different set of challenges.

🇪🇺 As Europe begins supervising the AI Act’s AI-literacy provisions, practical guidance becomes more important than ever.

Through the Trust AI project, MECB and its partners have contributed to the development of the TrustAI Training Incubator: a practical resource for higher education lecturers in the humanities. The incubator explores topics ranging from misconceptions about AI and algorithmic bias to privacy, accessibility, and the responsible use of AI in teaching. For educators and trainers looking to strengthen their confidence in this rapidly changing area, the incubator offers a useful place to start.

🌐 Explore the TrustAI Training Incubator: https://trustai.unibit.bg/training-incubator

05/09/2026

🇪🇺 Europe’s AI rules have entered a new phase. Are our lecture rooms ready?

Since the 2nd of August, enforcement of the EU AI Act has begun, alongside new transparency requirements for certain AI systems and AI-generated content. For students and educators, this is a timely reminder: knowing how to use AI is no longer enough. We also need to recognise risks, ask who is accountable, and communicate honestly about when AI has played a role.

As summer comes to an end, the focus gently shifts back to the lecture hall. What should students understand before using AI in academic or professional work? The Trust AI curriculum makes these questions accessible to humanities students through practical, bite-sized learning on ethical AI, generative tools, data, privacy and responsible use.

🌐 Educators can explore an overview of the curriculum here: https://trustai.unibit.bg/results
🌐 They can also refresh their knowledge through our Training Incubator: https://trustai.unibit.bg/training-incubator
🌐 On the other hand, students can access the learning materials through the following link: https://trustai.unibit.bg/learning-materials

25/08/2026

☀️ With our island firmly in the grip of the summer heat, here’s something to read in the comfortable shade.

📢 Trust AI’s third Newsletter is out, with its publication marking a major project milestone.

The Trust AI Training Incubator is now live, bringing together 15 concise micro-learning modules, interactive presentations, case studies, and practical resources designed for higher education lecturers in the humanities. From AI ethics and algorithmic bias to creative classroom applications, the incubator offers educators a structured way to explore how Artificial Intelligence can be used responsibly, critically, and with confidence.

The newsletter also looks at how the project is preparing for impact beyond its formal lifetime. The TrustAI Sustainability and Transferability Roadmap is being finalised to help universities, lecturers, policymakers, students, and industry stakeholders integrate the project’s resources into curricula, professional development, and wider institutional strategies. Inside the newsletter, you can also catch up on the partner’s meeting in Turin, the recent piloting activities, and the upcoming multiplier events planned across the partner countries.

📖 You can read the third Newsletter and discover how TrustAI is helping to bridge AI innovation with human-centred education through the following link: https://trustai.unibit.bg/newsletters

💻 You can also access the Training Incubator through the project's website: https://trustai.unibit.bg/training-incubator

18/07/2026

☀️ The summer heat may be here, but work on the Trust AI project is still moving steadily forward.

This week, MECB joined project partners for a focused online progress meeting as the consortium works to finalise key outputs in time for the next academic year.

The meeting reviewed progress with the piloting activities involving higher education lecturers and students, as well as the remaining work needed to complete the multilingual learning resources. Partners also discussed the finalisation of the TrustAI Sustainability and Transferability Roadmap, which will help support the wider uptake of the project’s results beyond the lifetime of the initiative.

This stage is particularly important. The feedback gathered through piloting will help ensure that the TrustAI resources are not only informative, but also practical, accessible, and relevant to real teaching and learning contexts.

As the project approaches its final implementation phase, the partnership remains focused on delivering meaningful tools that support the responsible, critical, and sustainable use of AI in higher education.
💻 For more information about the Trust AI project, please visit the project website at https://trustai.unibit.bg/ 🔗

15/07/2026

MECB is proud to have hosted the OSCAR project partners in Malta back in June 🌞

Significant importance was given to the Digital Training Hub being developed 💻📱More updates coming soon! 🔜

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