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OPEN4U Digital Guides

LiveDanmar Computers LLC37 apps · 9.2K installsEducationFreeeu.dcnet.open4u

Introducing open innovation practices with OPEN4U digital guides.

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Released
17 Oct 2024
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Last update
3 Oct 2025
v2024.7.4 · 1y ago
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Full description
The OPEN4U app is compiled of training content for two groups. Start from choosing between one of the two profiles. First of all, for senior SME employees and R&D staff at SMEs on new approaches for working with employees to introduce them to open innovation practices. This section includes the following topics: TOPIC 1 Digital workspace TOPIC 2 Team management TOPIC 3 Partnerships Second of all, for junior SME employees and graduates on how they can contribute to open innovation practices. This section includes the following topics: TOPIC 1 Upskilling opportunities TOPIC 2 Collaboration TOPIC 3 Networking TOPIC 4 Digital learning Dig into the content to participate in the microlearning! Each topic includes visual storytelling, step by step training, interactive exercises, a checklist of learning outcomes and a note-taking screen. The visual storytelling introduces concepts and explains different workplace situations / reactions=practices and technologies. The step-by-step training is built of learning pills, divided into screens, combining text and graphics – related to open innovation concepts. With the interactive exercises you will test your knowledge based on information from the visual storytelling and step by step training. Checklists of practices after each topic enable tracking learning progress by marking achievement of a goal (the learning objectives). In the note-taking section you can write down own observations from your real-context workplace environment, as well as add new practices that are saved on your device. If you answer YES to at least one of the questions below – the OPEN4U app is for you! Interested in acquiring new approaches for working with employees to introduce them to open innovation practices? Geared towards changing mind-sets and increasing motivation to contribute to taking action on open innovation? Motivated with a view of improving service, product or people capabilities for digital transformation? Committed to supporting initiatives regarding open innovation in SMEs? Engaged in equipping staff with digital tools? Passionate about enhancing competences regarding open innovation? Keen on exploring open innovation good practices for professional development? Equipping citizens with digital tools stimulating towards taking action regarding methods that work is an efficient management of time. Training staff on open innovation will put them in the position of adopting and applying the same tools in new conditions or a new context. Moreover, there is an increased need for quick actions for a more mobile workforce, resulting from fast pacing technological advances. Adding to this, it is through open innovation that the initial ideas coming from talented employees can be further analysed and taken one level higher, or new ones can be considered, in both cases for the introduction of positive transforming changes to the business. Digitalization forced by new technologies and social development is key for open innovation. Yet open innovation cannot be perceived in the category of definite strategies, but evaluated over time and with digital transformation. This makes it even more important on educating the society, learners and businesses on actions they can take to improve the quality of life at the time being. The OPEN4U app is a response to these needs. The OPEN4U app is a result of the OPEN4U: intrOducing Practices in opEn innovatioN 4U project, co-funded by the European Union. It is made available in 7 languages. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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