ARISE Digital Pulse: A First Look at the Project’s Progress and Vision
The first edition of the ARISE Digital Pulse newsletter provides an overview of the project’s direction, activities, and upcoming steps in Extended Reality (XR) and Human–Computer Interaction.
As a central communication channel for the project, the newsletter brings together key updates, offering readers a structured overview of how ARISE is developing in its early stages.
In this edition, readers are introduced to the project’s vision and its approach to supporting advanced digital skills in Europe. A key focus is the educational offering, including the double-degree Master’s program and the self-standing learning modules in Human–Computer Interaction and Extended Reality (HCID/XR). These components are designed to support learners in developing relevant technical and interdisciplinary competencies.
The newsletter also highlights initial project milestones, including the kickoff phase and early outreach activities carried out by partner institutions. These moments provide context on how the project is being introduced to prospective learners and stakeholders across Europe.
Alongside project updates, the first edition includes insights from the wider XR field, helping place the initiative within a broader technological and educational landscape. It also outlines the next steps for ARISE, giving readers a clear idea of what to expect as the project continues to evolve.
Evolutionary Archetypes Consulting SL and 28DIGITAL support the dissemination of project results and the sharing of accessible, structured information on opportunities in XR and Human–Computer Interaction.
Explore the full edition: Welcome to the first edition of ARISE Digital Pulse.
Learn more about ARISE: https://28digital.eu/eu-collaborations/arise
Project Number: 101225600 — ARISE — DIGITAL-2024-ADVANCED-DIGITAL-07-KEYCAPACITY
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