European Commission has just adopted a Digital Education Action Plan with 11 initiatives to support technology-use and digital competence development in education & youth. This makes it very clear that the next funding priorities in youth projects are E-Learning & MOOC (Massive Open Online Course), however, for many organisations and their leaders this sounds new, unknown and frightening. We would like to connect the people who have some experience in the E-Learning with those just started to discover this option.

Other links with the objectives of the Europe 2020 growth strategy, including the headline education target are to increase young people in education, decrease unemployment through education, decrease early school leavers of the young generation and increase young people's participation in education and training. All these are long-term objectives, but we are aiming to make the first step towards them.

In less than two decades E-Learning has revolutionised how we receive knowledge and improve skills, and this trend continues to grow. For youth organisations, this is a very good opportunity not only to connect with their target audiences but also to create courses which could lead to extra fundraising for offline activities.