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University of Twente has tested the European digital wallets in DC4EU project Together with more than 100 EU-organizations the University of Twente actively contributed to the European project DC4EU (Digital Credentials for Europe). In the Netherlands we worked closely with our colleagues at SURF, DUO, Saxion and the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. In this project we explored how digital identities and credentials can be safely and seamlessly exchanged across EU member states. As a piloting agent our university tested two different wallet technologies together with students, lecturers, and staff. These wallets allow users to securely store and share digital certificates – for example your name, birthday, diplomas, diploma supplements, micro-credentials and edubadges, to apply for admission to another university within the EU.Read more
If you can look everything up, is knowledge so important?In today’s so-called “knowledge society,” it is tempting to believe that memorizing facts is unnecessary when any answer seems just a few clicks away. Why bother learning when you can Google—or ask AI? Yet, as Paul Kirschner and colleagues caution, this assumption is both misleading and risky.Read more
University of Twente has tested the European digital wallets in DC4EU project 
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