Check-In Take-Off (CITO) project
Over 140 practitioners from across Europe attended the final CITO Project Conference on 16 February 2022 . The Check-In Take-Off (CITO) project, an Erasmus+ EU Policy Experimentation project, was launched in 2019 to develop an online experience that supports adults with unmet literacy, numeracy, and digital needs.
Over the last two years, the CITO project has developed and tested the CITO Skills Checker. The CITO Skills Checker is an easy-to-use online self-assessment application, which provides a positive experience for adults to explore their learning goals, recognise their existing skills and identify what skills they could develop.
If you would like to find out more about the project and the skills checker, follow the links below to download the conference presentations, explore the conference padlet, and watch the conference recordings.
The conference recordings here:
- Welcome and Project Overview Graciela Sbertoli (MC), Alex Farrugia and Dr Dr Helen Murphy (Waterford Institute of Technology)
- Keynote Speech Futures of European Policies on Basic Skills by Prof. Arne Carlsen
- CITO Project Research Findings Dr Lucy Hearne and Sarah Bates-Evoy (Waterford Institute of Technology)
- CITO Skills Checker Design and Devlopment Ailis Mardon-Egan and Elaine Cohalan (NALA) & Ian O’Keeffe (Learnovate)
- CITO Skills Checker Demonstration Ailis Mardon-Egan (NALA)
- CITO Skills Checker User Experience Siobhan McEntee (ETBI) and Joann Power, Olan Power, Liam Lannigan (WWETB)
- Call to Action and Panel Discussion Jan Eversen (FONIX), Dr. Joseph Vancell, Dr. Trine Ă˜rbæk & Alex Farrugia
Get in touch!
If you would like to find out more about the project or how to adapt the CITO Skills Checker for your country or organisation, please get in touch with the CITO Project team: cito@gov.mt