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These projects should develop new models for cooperation between European higher education institutions, in particular addressing the provision of continuous training and professional development, and in the development of learning support services as well as for training teachers, trainers and other educational personnel in the pedagogical use of e-learning; examining quality assurance methods; the development of a better understanding of organisational change and possible risks associated with implementing e-learning in higher education; and the development of European models for public-private partnerships in the field of e-learning in higher education ...[+++], as well as developing the opportunities opened by new partnerships and funding models.

16. Notes with satisfaction that the vast majority of schools in the EU currently have network-connected computers designed for teaching purposes; urges the Member States to ensure that all EU educational establishments have access to sufficient broadband connections for the purposes of e-Learning and to take an active part in eliminating the gender divide that exists in IT educational and training systems from the first years of school; stresses in particular the importance of lifelong learning and re-training in a rapidly developi ...[+++]ng digital technology environment; considers that education should take account of girls" needs in particular and be designed to increase their participation;

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and to provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permits switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators little progress has been made to turn lifelong learning into a daily reality; in ...[+++]sists that employees should be given the right to vocational training and life-long learning; states that education systems must become more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to improve decisively the knowledge base (especially in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permit switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators only little progress has been made to turn lifelong learning into a daily reality; i ...[+++]nsists that employees should be given a right to vocational training and life-long learning; states that education systems must become more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to decisively improve the knowledge base (esp. in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;

We must forge ahead on e-learning, one of the areas with the highest growth potential in a developing economic area like the European Union, not only because we want to grasp our economic opportunities but also because we want to avoid a split within our populations between those who can afford to acquire computers at a very early stage and those who are excluded from the information society.

43. Calls on Member States to develop innovative and comprehensive actions in the field of education for the new economy in pre-school, school, tertiary and higher education, and asks on the Commission to encourage complementarity in programmes - ensuring for instance that new educational programmes have an e Europe element - , to give special consideration to concepts of computer supported cooperative learning, the creation of educational information networks and databases, using information networks for intercultural learning and high quality standards for multimedia applications in education and training in its initiative on “Europe's ...[+++] youth into the digital age”;