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WELCOME!

Smart Nest is a creative studio specialising in educational content, digital storytelling, and impactful communication for local and international projects. We develop high-quality animations, videos, online platforms, and interactive e-learning solutions that help organisations explain complex ideas in a clear, engaging, and accessible way. Our team combines pedagogical insight with modern digital tools to create materials that inspire learning and meaningful participation. Whether supporting EU-funded initiatives or producing tailored content for individual clients, Smart Nest turns ideas into compelling visual and learning experiences.

 

Smart Nest develops visually appealing web pages which look great as well on mobile devices. Team now has developed more than 13 websites for different Erasmus projects and private business ventures.

 

Another field of experience of Smart Nest is development of networking and communication platforms like www.kidpreneurship.eu and Sportentre.eu 

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SOME NEWS.. 

The project “Centres of Agricultural AI Vocational Excellence to Empower the Agriculture Sector and Facilitate AI Adoption” (acronym: CAAIVE), developed by Smart Nest, has been approved under the CoVE call with €3.7 million in public funding.

To stimulate innovation in Europe, a focused effort on talent and skills development is essential, as highlighted in key EU strategies such as the European Skills Agenda. This agenda emphasises the growing importance of digital competences across all sectors and prioritises upskilling and reskilling to meet the demands of the digital era. CAAIVE responds directly to this need by concentrating on digital skills in agriculture, preparing farmers and students to participate effectively in Precision Farming and Agriculture 4.0 — important drivers of the EU economy, rural development, and sustainability.

The overall objective of CAAIVE is to strengthen Europe’s innovation capacity within the agricultural sector through the progressive establishment of international collaborative networks of Centres of Agricultural AI Vocational Excellence. These centres will operate at both national and international levels, improving the digital skills required for advanced precision farming techniques and ensuring the valorisation of project results across education, industry, and policy.

 

We are very much looking forward to launching the implementation of the project and achieving its planned results successfully.

IN DESIRE TO ESTABLISH NEW MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIPS...

Smart Nest continuously transforms emerging ideas into innovative and sustainable project concepts, and therefore seeks to establish new mutually beneficial partnerships.

 

In preparation for the 10 March 2026 deadline, we are developing proposals under Alliances for Innovation (Lot 1, Lot 2 and Lot 3) and are still looking to strengthen our consortiums with additional partners.

To express your interest, please complete the form and we will contact you. If these specific opportunities do not match your profile, or if you would like to propose your own cooperation idea, you are still welcome to submit the form and select the “newsletter” option to receive future updates.

Alliances of Innovation, Lot 1 - We are working on the proposal to strengthen the Entrepreneurial and Start-up skills and characteristics of farmers. We are looking for a pair of Farming VET institution and Entrepreneurial expertise organisation from any EU country except of Italy, Latvia and Greece. (Update: Partnership established)

 

Alliances of Innovation, Lot 2 - We are working on the proposal on the development of individualised Smart Agriculture curricula for Agri VET institutions and we are looking for organisations experienced in certifying VET training programmes in Italy, Greece Latvia or Macedonia. 

(Update: Partnership established)

Alliances of Innovation, Lot 3 -  We are working on the proposal to strengthen the STEM skills of farmers. We are looking for a Farming VET institution from any EU country except of Italy, Latvia and Greece. (Update: Opportunity still open)

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Smart Nest's key competency is in creating Interactive E-learning Course Modules using cutting-edge authoring technologies. Interactive E-learning entails a lot of visual elements, such as photographs, short videos, or various quizzes. Interactive solutions such as Click & Reveal buttons, Hotspot buttons, Interactive Videos, Quizzes, and Knowledge Tests can be included in any materials. ​

E-learning that is interactive Course Modules can be informal education materials that are uploaded on any freely available webpage and are designed to be mobile device responsive. Materials can also be used in formal education since modules support SCORM and, if published on a Learning Management System (LMS), teachers can obtain all of the information needed to do an evaluation. ​ 

Smart-Nest is leveraging its technology capabilities to explore new methods of increasing the efficiency of learning, integrating concepts such as self-directed learning and asynchronous learning into the Higher Education and School sectors. One such example is creating short 3-5 minute videos and then transforming them into interactive videos. ​

You can see in the example here how interactive video technology may be used to describe what a Green Deal is. A targeted extra "layer" of information that explains the significance of moving, standing, or gripping can be inserted after an interactive video has been stopped at any crucial point. Any type of content that You have previously seen in our E-learning courses may be added here, including text, images with or without hotspots, and even videos (so You will have a video included in the video). ​

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Funded by the European Union. 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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