Our Members

L’Association Nationale des Services TICE et Audiovisuels (ANSTIA). The National Association of T.I.C.E (”technologies de l’information et de la communication pour l’enseignement”) and Audiovisual services is the association of professionals in pedagogical support services, TICE services and audiovisual services in Higher Education and research. The association is a place of reflection and sharing knowledge and skills, between professionals. It also aims to promote the professions it represents, with instutitional players, players from the industrial world and other equivalent associations.

The „Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Medieneinrichtungen an Hochschulen e.V.“ (amh), which was founded in 1991, is a voluntary association of media centres and comparable media institutions at universities in German-speaking countries. It promotes science and research, teaching and study as well as scientific further education by supporting the media centres at universities with regard to the development, production and organisation of the use of audiovisual information and communication media. Right now, the amh has around 120 members from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

All Digital (previously known as Telecentre Europe) is a leading pan-European association based in Brussels, representing member organisations across Europe that work with 25,000 digital competence centres. All Digital focus to support Europeans that have an insufficient level of digital skills. That means that they’re having less chances to find work, to use online services, to have a better quality of life, to be included in today’s society.

The Association for Teacher Education in Europe (ATEE) is a non-profit European organisation, whose aim is enhancing the quality of Teacher Education in Europe and supporting the professional development of teachers and teacher educators at all levels. The ATEE aims to enhance the quality of Teacher Education in Europe through active dialogue and international exchange of research and practice in initial and in-service teacher education. Its 300 individual members and 45 institutional members span nearly 50 countries around the world. They work both within and outside higher education. The Association brings its members together in 15 different Research and Development Communities, and at its three annual conferences organised by members.

The AETM represents audiovisual and educational technology professionals and specialists in the Asia/Pacific region and also facilitates engagement with the wider industry by bringing our extended AV community together, welcoming AV integration, product and service suppliers.