The project produced a number of resources that are available to raise awareness of the project among a broader audience, including European adult educators and other relevant professionals. These included online training activities delivered online and in-person by different organisations covering a diverse range of topics with the main target audience being adult educators, elderly care professionals, and anyone interested in eLearning and inclusion.

Throughout the project, the project partners undertook Learning, Teaching, Training & Activities (LTTA) with participants to give greater insight in how to develop and implement solutions for helping with senior inclusion and digital literacy. This included professionals that wanted to learn how to create online eLearning content and various elements and practices that could be used and introduce them to a new digital methodology for intergenerational approach. The BETA platform and the training content was built through the iterative process undertook by the partners in Dimos Lariseon in the development of the training toolkit.