Live eLearn addressed the digital exclusion of senior citizens, who remain the least digitally engaged demographic in Europe. With only 49% of people over 65 having accessed the internet in the past three months (Eurostat), this project aimed to tackle the lost opportunities for social inclusion, active citizenship, and well-being that come with limited digital participation. The project focused on improving the competences of non-formal and informal educators – such as tour guides, facilitators, and cultural activity leaders – who work with older adults in community-based settings. By promoting experiential learning through ICT in activities like museum visits, village tours, and outdoor cultural exploration, the project fostered digital inclusion in a way that is both meaningful and  enjoyable.