On 1 July 2026, Carlos V School in Águilas, Spain, successfully hosted a DigiGap national multiplier event, bringing together 15 education professionals from a range of backgrounds, including secondary and primary school teachers, career guidance counsellors, and psychologists. The event provided a rich opportunity for participants to connect, exchange experiences, and explore the outcomes of the DigiGap project.
The session opened with a warm welcome and an introduction of all participants, followed by an ice-breaking activity designed to foster interaction and create an open, collaborative atmosphere. This set the tone for a day of meaningful dialogue and discovery.
At the heart of the event was a comprehensive presentation of the DigiGap project, its purpose, objectives, and the collaboration between the partner organisations. Participants were introduced to the key results developed throughout the project, including the four training modules for teachers, the DigiChanAgents Manual, and the innovative resource DIGI-RECIPES: My New Digital Family. Attendees had the opportunity to explore these tools and materials in detail, as well as their potential applications in real educational settings.
The event also marked an important milestone with the official launch of the DigiGap project website, providing participants with direct access to all resources and outputs produced throughout the project’s lifetime.
The event concluded with a lively question-and-answer session and open discussion, during which participants shared their impressions, practical insights, and suggestions for future use of the project’s results. Participants then completed an evaluation and feedback questionnaire, expressing a highly positive assessment of the relevance and usefulness of the DigiGap materials.