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E-LEARNING

In the E-Learning platform you'll be able to access our training courses.

Here you'll find two different types of courses: Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are open and available for anyone that wishes to follow them; and restricted courses that are meant to be used by the users with specific access to those courses.

Our courses will be focused on topics related to disability service provision and will be constantly updated.

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E-LIBRARY

The E-Library contains a selection of materials and resources such as articles, research and scientific publications, models of good practice, legislation, and policy documents.

The E-Library has been designed to serve as a reference point of information for professionals from the disability service provision sector, but also to service users and their families, disabled persons organisations and authorities.

You can find information on the following categories:

  • Person-Centred Technology (PCT)
  • Digitalisation
  • Art and Leisure
  • Inclusive living and social care
  • Social Services: Workforce
  • Social services: Organisational development
  • Social services: Funding
  • Legal capacity and citizenship
  • Early Childhood Intervention (ECI)
  • Education
  • Employment
  • Health
  • Ageing
  • Migration
  • Intersectionality
  • Crisis management

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E-LEARNING : Spotlight

D-LoT - Disability Leaders of Tomorrow

The D-Lot training course offers participants the key aspects of how to be drivers of a successful change in the disability service provision sectors.

RESPONSE - Responsive Services to Address Gender-Based Violence against Women With Disabilities MOOC

This MOOC provides learning objectives, content, and activities for the different target groups to work together in developing gender-sensitive services to address gender-based violence.

B-WISE: Skills for the Future: WISEs Ready!

B-WISE is a project aims to develop a European strategy to address the skills needs in the Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) sector. This MOOC equips workers in WISEs with skills and competencies to grow in their role.

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E-LIBRARY : Spotlight

PERHOUSE National Reports and Policy Briefs

As countries continue to move towards the provision of community based
support systems, the demand personal and household services (PHS) has
seen an increase. The PERHOUSE Project aims to gather data on the
working conditions of the workers of the sector in the Central and
Eastern European (CEE) countries. The data will help to provide more
information on industrial relations and the challenges of the sector in
12 CEE countries. The resulting national comparative analysis will
promote a potential social dialogue in the PHS sector at European level.

  • The 6 National Reports summarise the state of play and the challenges that Personal and household services are facing in Czechia, Estonia, North Macedonia, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. The reports not only includes the characteristics and regulations of the PRHOUsE services but also the role of the social dialogue in these services, who are they and how the challenges are addressed.
  • The complementary Policy Briefs summarise in bullet points the key findings of social dialogue in personal and household services and proveds key solutions and policy implementations.
  • Following this national level analysis, the Policy Brief in 12 Countries identifies the strategies of european institutions and stakeholders in strengthening the PHS agenda in the CEE countreis and analyses the barriers encountered at the EU level.
  • The EU Stakeholder Views Report collects the key policy implications to strengten the PHS agenda in CEE countries after identifying its characteristics and challenges.  

In addition, a summary video accompanies each national report, summarising the content, which you can watch on YouTube via the links below:

  • PERHOUSE Social Dialogue in PHS in Central and Eastern European Countries
  • Czechia - Social Dialogue in PHS
  • Estonia - Social Dialogue in PHS
  • North Macedonia - Social Dialogue in PHS
  • Poland - Social Diallgue in PHS
  • Slovakia - Social Dialogue in PHS
  • Slovenia - Social Dialogue in PHS

I-DECIDE Project Supported Decision Making materials.

I-DECIDE is a European project funded under the Erasmus + framework. These materials offer an innovative approach to the way in which professionals in the social sector (or working in services aimed at people with disabilities) offer support to this group so that they can make their own decisions, with a particular emphasis on the support needs of people with intellectual disabilities or who experience other types of disability with similar support needs. The resources include:

-  A staff guide

- Information on supported decision making as it relates to finances.

- Information on supported decision making as it relates to healthcare.

- Information on supported decision making as it relates to consumer rights.


InclUDE online repository of digital accessibility tools

The Include Repository is a platform of existing and freely
available digital tools that can support inclusive and accessible education for
all learners in remote settings.

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Inclusive Education for Learners with Disabilities

This study, commissioned by the Policy Department for Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs at the request of the Committee on Petitions, has been prepared to examine the issue of inclusive education for learners with disabilities. It provides an overview of definitions for and background to inclusive education, and of the role of international organisations and the European Union in this issue. The study also looks into the situation of inclusive education in the EU Member States and the main perspectives for the future.

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Inclusive Education - Questionnaire Methodology

An overview of the statutory legislation and prescriptions regarding inclusive education in several European countries.

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KNOWLEDGE HUB Help

What is the EASPD Knowledge Hub?

EASPD’s Knowledge HUB is a place for learning and developing. It provides tools, learning materials, advice, and guidance about how to develop and sustain high-quality support services for persons with disabilities

What is the E-Library?

The E-Library contains a selection of materials and resources such as articles, research and scientific publications, models of good practice, legislation, and policy documents. You can access these by clicking “E-Library” at the top if the home page. You do not need to log in to the Hub to view these materials.

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What is the E-Learning Section?

In the E-Learning section, you'll be able to access our Massive Open Online Courses. These are online training courses, aimed at service providers, with knowledge, skills, and competencies they can apply to their practice. To access the MOOCs, you must log in to the Hub.

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How to I Log in / Create an account?

To log in, click ‘login’ on the top right-hand corner of the main page. You can then add in your username and password. If you do not have an account on our platform, click ‘login’ on the top right-hand corner of the main page, then click “create new account.” 

You can then add details to create your account. When you have created an account, you will receive an email with a link to confirm, then you can log in and access all areas of the Hub. Please note that you use your username and password to log in to the Hub, not the email you used to create your account.

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How do I enrol in MOOC?

Once you are logged in, to access a course you must enrol in it. Simply click the E-Learning section at the top of the home page, find and click on the MOOC you want to take, then click on each module to enrol. Once you do so, it will appear in the “my courses” section at the top of the home page. If you enrol on a course and it does not appear in the section immediately, please log out then log back in.

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What are the accessibility options on the Knowledge Hub?

You can access the Knowledge Hub's accessibility options by clicking on the icon in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. The icon is a green circle with a white stick person in the middle. You have access to the following accessibility options: Contrast, Saturation, Bigger text, Text spacing, Dyslexia friendly font, Line height, Test alignment and Highlighted links.

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