These Guidelines should help EELISA Communities to communicate and disseminate their mission and activities. It includes the legal requirments for activties funded by the European Union and a short guide on how the EELISA Communication Network can support your communities’ actions.
The EELISA Community Self-assessment is a voluntary monitoring tool used by EELISA Communities to evaluate their progress, achievements and needs. EELISA Communities are encouraged to complete this assessment periodically, ideally once per academic year, and submit it to communities@eelisa.eu. The assessment helps EELISA understand Community development, allocate resources effectively, and demonstrate collective impact to stakeholders and…
This guideline is giving an overview of how to use the EELISA Digital Campus, starting from registration, role management, how to use the different sections on the website, create a new community or offer an EELISA activity. For technical support please contact the Digital Campus support center,for other questions please contact digital.campus@eelisa.eu. For further questions…
EELISA Communities can use the following variation (denominated “EELISA Community Umbrella Logo”) following the instructions of the Visual Identity Manual to create their own logo.
EELISA Joint Calls are a way of providing competitive financial support to EELISA Communities through EELISA activities that lead to EELISA Credentials. The previous Joint Calls within the framework of EELISA 1.0 have helped create an ecosystem of 50 Communities, running activities that are to different extents interdisciplinary, interstitial, international and intercultural, despite being nested…
EELISA Credentials are the “academic materialization” of the students’ involvement in the innovative and transformative learning experiences offered by the EELISA Communities – it is a passport, certified, fraud-free, and IT-based, in which the student collects the evidence (“badges”) of his/her contribution to social challenge solving processes.
The EELISA Digital Campus is the centralized hub for collaboration in EELISA. On the Digital Campus you find: EELISA Opportunities for all target groups (including Seasonal Schools, Internships, Staffweeks…) as well as EELISA Communities to expand your professional network. The EELISA Digital Campus User Guideline will help you navigate through the Campus. For technical support…
The EELISA Communication Strategy is built upon a bottom-up approach and a multiplicity of voices and co-created communication. The “How to Communicate EELISA” guidelines should support EELISA communicators in spreading the word to their specific target audiences. It specifically addresses EELISA Local Communication Officers, activity organizers, EELISA communities, and EELISA stakeholders (students, staff, faculty, and…
The EELISA Layperson Report is a summary of EELISA’s achievements and activities between 2020 and 2023, covering the first phase of the European University Alliance. It summarizes key concepts of EELISA, such as EELISA Communities and EELISA Credentials, and provides examples of what was developed concretely in terms of events, campaigns, and educational offerings.