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Smart learning environments for social learning

The growing interest and the increasing availability of technologies rise a new challenge to improve learning and teaching processes in the digital age, as pointed out in the Horizon 2020 work programme. Innovative practices and the creation of richer, engaging and motivating learning experiences may be the key to transform the training and educational system to meet the challenges of the 21st century and to provide young and adult people with the skills required for employment. ICT is crucial to boost the modernization of education and training: on the one hand, the learning environment needs to change to include curricular and extra-curricular educational activities, to create a place for collective learning that goes beyond the physical boundaries of space and time at school; on the other hand, continuing education and lifelong learning are more and more pressing in many areas: it requires to create learning paths centered on the specific user's needs, not only for the content acquisition but also for skills development.