English and Digital Literacies Unit 7.5: Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Bessie Mitsikopoulou School of Philosophy.

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English and Digital Literacies Unit 7.5: Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Bessie Mitsikopoulou School of Philosophy Faculty of English Language and Literature

2 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Exploratory Materials

1. Mystery and Lost series

4 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series: Problem solving applications Autonomous learning objects which involve some kind of problem solving, usually in the form of mystery or some kind of quest They are based on an activity or a text from the textbook but they develop based on a scenario which has been prepared especially for this application.

5 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series – Gymnasium (1/2) A Advanced: Sherlock Holmes – Break the Code (U8L2), Food Pyramid (U3L1), Lost in the Museum (U5L1), Time Capsule (U7L3). B Beginners: Food Pyramid (U1L1), Mystery Quest (U10L3). [1]

6 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series – Gymnasium (2/2) B Advanced: Guess Who (U1L1), Mystery Quest (U2L4), Lost in the Museum (U2L6), Food Pyramid (U4L11), Sherlock Holmes – Break the code (U5L13), Guess Where (U8L23). C Gymnasium: Guess Where (U1L1). Guess Who (U1L3). Time Capsule(U4L1).

7 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series – Primary School (1/3) 3rd Grade: Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Alphabet (preunit), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Magic Key (U1), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Treasure (U2), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Guitar (U3), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Salami (U4), Sherlock and the Mystery of the lost schoolbag (U5), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Emperor’s lost suit (U6), Sherlock is looking for Arthur (U7), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Monster (U8), Sherlock and the Mystery of the Lost Planet (U9).

8 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series – Primary School (2/3) 3th Grade: Guess what: My timetable (U1), Guess who: Olympic athletes (U2), Guess where: Where are you from? (U3), They mystery of the lost paintings (U4), Guess where: which animal is it? (U6), The mystery of the missing jewellery (U7), Guess what: Getting to the park (U8), Guess who: Our Yearbook (U10).

9 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery and Lost series – Primary School (3/3) 5th Grade: Guess who: My internet friends (U1L2), Time Capsule: My famous Greek friends (U1L3), Sherlock: The missing jewellery (U7L2), Guess what: The food pyramid (U10L2). 6 th Grade: Guess where (U1L1), Sherlock (U4L2), Guess what (U6L1).

10 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery Series – Sherlock Holmes (3rd Grade) (1/2) [2] [3]

11 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery Series – Sherlock Holmes (3rd Grade) (2/2) [4][5]

12 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery series: Time Capsule (1/2) [6]

13 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Mystery series: Time Capsule (2/2) [6]

14 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Lost series: Lost in the Museum [7]

2. English Quests

16 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quests Use of textbooks’ project work to create applications in the logic of Webquests. Projects are changed into applications with the following structure: Introduction, Task, Process, Evaluation, Conclusion, Teachers' Page. IntroductionTaskProcessEvaluationConclusionTeachers' Page

17 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quests for Gymnasium (1/2) A Beginners: My neibourhood. Professions. Recycling leaflet. Zoo-guidebook. The story of a masterpiece. A Advanced: Books for teenagers. Natural disasters. Treasure Hunt. B Beginners: The Antikythera Mechanism. Save the tribes. This was his life. Advertisements. Famous women. Environmental campaign. Bikes for the world.

18 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quests for Gymnasium (2/2) B Advanced: Stage it. Nature. Greener school. eTwinning project. Multicultural fair. More about sports. C Gymnasium: Catastrophes. Produce your show. Amusement Park. Media habits. Tourist destination. Easter celebration. Visualizing colour. Food pyramid. Electricity bills.

19 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quest Example [8] [9]

20 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quests Themes (4th grade) This is my school, The Olympic Games, Let us talk about Greece, Weather around the,world Customs around the world, Habits and customs, Animals in danger, Tell me about your job, Walking in the street, Recipes from around the world, Your yearbook.

21 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quest: Animals in Danger (1/2) [10]

22 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks English Quest: Animals in Danger (2/2) [10]

3. Writing apps

24 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps [11]

25 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Introduction Students are introduced to the genre they are asked to produce and the general theme. [11]

26 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Writing task (1/2) Presentation of the writing task. [11]

27 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Writing task (2/2) The communicative context (who writes, what to whom and and for what purpose). [11]

28 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Model text Analysis of a model text (in the case of mediation – analysis of the Greek text). [11]

29 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Scaffolding A step-by-step guide to help students construct their own text. [11]

30 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Structure of writing apps: Language Bank Lexicogrammatical resources that might be useful for the specific task. [11]

31 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Financing The present educational material has been developed as part of the educational work of the instructor. The project “Open Academic Courses of the University of Athens” has only financed the reform of the educational material. The project is implemented under the operational program “Education and Lifelong Learning” and funded by the European Union (European Social Fund) and National Resources.

Notes

33 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Note on History of Published Version The present work is the edition 1.0.

34 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Reference Note Copyright National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Bessie Mitsikopoulou Bessie Mitsikopoulou. “English and Digital Literacies. Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL textbooks”. Edition: 1.0. Athens Available at:

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37 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Note of use of third parties work (1/3) This work makes use of the following works: Image 1: Sherlock Holmes, CC0 Public Domain, Pixabay.Sherlock Holmes Image 2: Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes is looking for Arthur, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes is looking for ArthurCreative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 3: Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the lost schoolbag, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the lost schoolbagCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 4: Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the lost guitar, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the lost guitarCreative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0

38 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Note of use of third parties work (2/3) Image 5: Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the Emperor's lost suit, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - Sherlock Holmes and the mystery of the Emperor's lost suitCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 6: Mystery game - My famous Greek friends, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - My famous Greek friends Image 7: Mystery game - Lost in the Museum Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Mystery game - Lost in the MuseumCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 8: Unit 3 – Lesson 3 from Think Teen Enriched Digital Textbook (C Gymnasium), Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Digital School Project.Unit 3 – Lesson 3

39 Exploratory Materials for the Digital Enrichment of Greek EFL Textbooks Note of use of third parties work (3/3) Image 9: Webquest - Amusement Park, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Webquest - Amusement ParkCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 10: Webquest - Animals in danger, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Webquest - Animals in dangerCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0 Image 11: Writing application - Learn how to write a mediation task, Copyright Computer Technology Institute, Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0, Photodentro.Writing application - Learn how to write a mediation taskCreative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike Greece 3.0