Exciting progress: Successful test run of the GLEs at the Gothenburg TPM

The GamingDRV consortium is thrilled to share the latest project developments with you. In our most recent TPM (Transnational Partner Meeting) held on September 5th and 6th in Gothenburg, Sweden, we took significant steps forward in our mission to making virtual classroom training more engaging and inclusive.

TPM highlights:

During the meeting various project aspects and all project results were discussed by the project partners. It was a great opportunity to exchange ides and insights, ensuring that our collaborative efforts remain on track.

Nevertheless, the most exciting moment of the TPM surely was the very first testing of our developed Gamified Learning Elements (GLE). This gamified approach to training promises to make learning more engaging and effective for learners of different backgrounds. The results of the tests were very encouraging for all partners, demonstrating the potential of virtual classroom training with GLEs in the driver CPC training.

Watch the TPM video on Linkedin to get an impression of the meeting here.

What’s next?

With the positive outcomes of the TPM and GLE test run, we’re  determined to adapt the GLEs where needed, filling them with content and make them even better. After refining the GLEs a second internal test run is planned, before launching into the official test runs, with the ultimate goal of making them accessible to a wider audience and bringing positive impact to driver training across Europe.

Stay tuned for further updates as we embark on the next stages of the GamingDRV project.

If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please don’t hesitate to contact us (see the “Get involved Section”).

Contact person:
Katja Kalusch and Regina Stober