On the 20/6/18 in Bournemouth University, the Eduweb event on adults’ education was successfully delivered. The event was part of Bournemouth University’s 3-day-long Festival of Learning attracting thousands of visitors. Combined with the "Ageing well: innovations for greater health and wellbeing" event led by BU's Ageing and Dementia Research Centre, a whole day was dedicated to offering a unique experience in personal development, education, well being and inclusivity.

The 3^rd Multiplier Event was entitled: Combatting identity theft amongst silver surfers using Eduweb, placing a particular focus on cyber security and leveraging the expertise of the BU’s team, as well as addressing one of the main concerns of the Senior citizens community on identity theft following a tax return phishing scam.

The day commenced with the Ageing well workshop, where the adults participated in a number of physical activities, including Tai-Chi and during the afternoon they moved into the cyber space, practicing their skills in detecting phishing attempts and dating scams, through the EduWeb elearning platform. The enthusiasm and participation of the pupils of the Winton and Glenmoor Academies is noteworthy.

In preparation to this event, the Assisted Learning Technologies Symposium on the 21st of May 2018 was a critical milestone where the pedagogical aspects of the project were presented to an audience of 40 experts – such as Professor Nigel Harris from Designability, who create products to increase dignity, confidence and independence for over 250,000 people with reduced abilities. The feedback received contributed to the delivery of a successful event.