Course Content
Modul 1: Discover GEMINI & Mobility Trends
This chapter introduces the GEMINI project and the GEMINI Academy, which helps cities and operators learn how to design, launch, and scale sustainable shared mobility solutions through practical tools, case studies, and knowledge sharing.
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Introduction to GEMINI Academy
Introduction to GEMINI Academy: Key Concepts Quiz
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Peer reviewed assignment
Modul 2: Understand Mobility Business Models
This chapter reviews the shared mobility business models used by GEMINI cities before the project started, based on surveys and reports from Mobility Living Labs.
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Mobility business models used before Gemini project started
Learning from Past Mobility Challenges
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Modul 3: Insights from Cities and Operators
This chapter highlights the practical experiences of cities and operators piloting shared mobility solutions within the GEMINI project. Through interviews, webinars, and real-world examples, we explore how these pilots were designed, tested, and adapted - and what others can learn from them.
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What you will learn in this chapter
Interviews with Mobility living labs
Webinar 1: First lessons learned from MLLs
Webinar 2: Deep Dive into MLL Experiences
Case Studies & Practical Guides
Video & Feasibility Study: Prague 6
Modul 4: Tendering, regulation and user acceptance
A webinar about Tendering, Regulation and User Acceptance
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PDF guide: tendering, regulation and user acceptance
Webinar 3: Tendering, Regulation & User Acceptance
Hands-On Learning: ATOM Academy for Cities
Modul 5: Final Summary and Engagement Report
Final summary about the lessons learned from Academy
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Webinar 4 – Summary of lessons and key insights
Engagement report on new cities
Plan for shared mobility project in your city
GEMINI Academy – New Mobility Services

Each conversation captures early reflections from GEMINI cities and operators. The interviews focus on pilot setup, early wins and obstacles, and lessons for other cities starting similar initiatives.

 Topics include:

  • Integration with existing mobility systems
  • Technical and policy challenges
  • Local user engagement strategies
  • First signs of modal shift or behavior change

 Examples:

  • Amsterdam – Integrating shared e-scooters into public transport and MaaS
  • Porto – Reaching low-income and hard-to-reach communities
  • Munich – event based shared mobility
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