EJTN has coordinated the development of an innovative gamified e-learning tool on consumer protection, bringing together three judges from EJTN member institutions: Stelios Bios (the Hellenic Judicial School), Biserka Pavkovic (the Croatian Judicial Academy), and Rocio Ortega (the Spanish Judicial School).

Their contribution helped frame the pedagogical design of the tool, built around realistic scenarios, interactive decision-making, scoring mechanisms, and immediate assessment and feedback for judges, prosecutors and court staff.

The pilot version of the game includes two consumer protection scenarios. The scenarios allow participants to work through practical situations inspired by real-life legal issues focusing on online retail, airline and accommodation bookings, and unfair commercial practices.

This pilot version provides a platform for a user‑centred, gamified learning format that supports training before, during, and after EJTN seminars and webinars. It also creates an opportunity to assess its pedagogical and technical potential for broader application to new topics and languages for future EJTN activities.

This initiative illustrates EJTN’s interest in combining innovation, pedagogy, and digital learning tools in judicial training. The project highlights the collaborative and a coordinated effort of EJTN to make consumer protection training more engaging, practical, and accessible.

The game is available for EJTN members on the Moodle platform. For any questions regarding access, please get in touch with EJTN Project Manager Daniel Graur at [email protected].

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