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eTwinning Quality Labels are granted to teachers with excellent eTwinning projects. They indicate that the project has reached a certain national and European standard.

The European Quality Label is a second mark of success and indicates that the project has reached a certain European standard.

A new initiative called Europe in Perspective aims to create transnational professional development opportunities that strengthen the capacity of those working in schools and in non-formal arts and cultural education to develop more intercultural understanding and European awareness.

“eTwinning is for the big, it is for the small, it is for the East, the West, the North, the South and for everyone around the community. eTwinning is a machine to make learning more attractive, it is a machine of intercultural dialogue and it is a machine of learning” – Rodrigo Ballester

Self-regulated learning is about the student being in control of their own development, which not only enables personalised learning within groups with diverse needs but sets them along a more empowered pathway of possibilities. A free mobile application, tMAIL, introduces primary teachers to self-regulated learning with personalised and responsive analytics, so that they may apply it to their own classroom.

eTwinning recently joined forces with Denmark’s ������Ƶing Festival creating a significant event for the education community of Europe.

On 2 February 2018, GO!, CVO Antwerpen, and the ATS2020 consortium, led by Cyprus Pedagogical Institute Latsia, hosted a conference called ‘Developing 21st century skills’. This was the final event of an important project that has been running since 2015 and has been investigating the assessment of transversal skills – ATS2020.