he Erasmus+ project “ENACTEST” - European iNnovation AllianCe for TESting educaTion aims to propose innovative approaches and tools for teaching software testing that are in line with the real learning needs of students and the skills required by the industry.
Nine teams of researchers from five European countries (Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and Belgium) are developing and testing new solutions for teaching testing, which make use of innovative approaches to learning, such as gamification, teamwork, challenge-based and project-based, developed in collaboration with industry. Among the partners of the project is the "REverSE" (REsearch group in Software Engineering) research group of DIETI, coordinated by Professor Anna Rita Fasolino, who recently involved the Master's Computer Engineering students of the Software course in the project activities Architecture Design (https://www.napolitoday.it/formazione/universita/software-federico-ii-testing-enactest.html ).
More information about the project is available at https://enactest-project.eu/.