22/06/201601/07/2016
Project meeting in Burgh-Haamstede, NL
Pro Work, the MAPLE project Dutch partner, hosted a meeting of the project’s Steering Committee at their new offices in...
Measurement of attainment and progress in learning across Europe
Compare individual and group results before and after teaching and between schools and countries
Latest MAPLE News
20/05/201620/05/2016
New MAPLE website launched
Today we launch the new MAPLE website where general project information may be found, and the baseline testing results from...
28/03/201627/07/2016
MAPLE training for country assessors
A week-long training for country assessors and school facilitators took place between Mar 20th and Mar 25th in Tamworth and...
25/03/201626/07/2016
MAPLE participated in NAACE Conference 2016
Managers and country assessors from MAPLE countries participated in the NAACE-organised National Education Technology Conference 2016 – Making IT Better on March...
MAPLE project in numbers
As of 15 May 2017
As of 15 May 2017
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Our project team
Mariano Sanz Prieto
JAITEK TECNOLOGÍA Y FORMACIÓN S.L.
"MAPLE intregrates formal and informal learning in Young Europeans, allowing to analyze in which way they are learning the issues related with computer thinking and ICT"
Saturio Rodríguez Fernández
JAITEK TECNOLOGÍA Y FORMACIÓN S.L.
"Using previous experience in ICT and its application to learning environments, into MAPLE project.
Thrilled with the use of programming languages in learning, both as part of the curriculum and as a means of personal development."
Andy Stoycheff, MBA
Adam Smith College of Management, Bulgaria
"MAPLE Project is yet another exciting step in promoting the shift from product-based ICT curriculum to computing. It is a quantum shift which acknowledges that technology will be always well ahead of the education and training systems, and that we can only keep up with innovation by developing logical thinking and transversal skills."
Gema de Pablo González
JAITEK TECNOLOGÍA Y FORMACIÓN S.L.
"So excited of how MAPLE can help Spanish teachers dealing with computing to focus what to teach"