Developing the "IP for digital skills" course and organizing the Simulation Lab in Pisa

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Developing the “IP for digital skills” course and organizing the Simulation Lab in Pisa

March 4, 2024

As lessons for the I2P4Green course are successfully started, a new course will be shortly available!

The “IP for digital skills” course will teach concepts and methodologies for data analysis using relevant patent databases and tools, included in the IP Monitor website. The main goal is to enhance digital skills for patent analysis, aiming for strategic, entrepreneurial, and business applications.

The design of the course has already been started and it will be implemented in the upcoming months.

Project partners plan to simulate the course and its teaching material alongside experts, ensuring the best learning outcomes for participants. The event, called the “Simulation Lab”, is set to take place at the end of May in Pisa, the location of Erre Quadro, the primary partner for the “IP for digital skills” course.

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