The new webmag by European teenagers THE EUROPEAN TOUCH

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Tandem learning method for professional training Basic Ideas, Concepts and Methods.
Advertisements

EATING HABITS AMONG TEENAGERS IES CARDENAL LOPEZ DE MENDOZA BURGOS 4º ESO - B ETWINNING.
eTwinning National Conference, 2013
“ It’s like I know that I am free, but more than that I fully understand that no one can stand in my way or stop me once I am on a mission. Too long I.
Schools partnerships in Europe through the Internet
International Student Mobility Course Piloting ViCaDiS at Oulu UAS (Virtual Campus for Digital Students) Aims, Methods and Preliminary Results (Bastian.
Online Cafés for Heritage Learners ---- The different parameters The Cultura Project, the Italy-USA Exchange, the USA-Spain exchange NFLRC – University.
INTRODUCTION In this presentation definition of ICT and its impacts-economic and social are discussed briefly. The topic of “ICT in education” is dealt.
6TH SCIENCE PROJECTS WORKSHOP IN THE FUTURE CLASSROOM LAB Heads of Schools event The work presented in this document/ workshop is supported by the European.
Из опыта учителя английского языка ЭУВК “Школы Будущего” Головачевой Э.В.
An introduction to the eTwinning Plus tools. There are three layers to eTwinning Plus The Public Portal The Desktop The TwinSpace.
Arrive UK Julie Watson University of Southampton
The Comenius 2.1 Project „Scriptorium“ Shaping a New Generation of Teachers of Writing Through International Collaboration Gerd Bräuer (University.
Improving Participation in Adult Education Web 2.0 tools for strengthening competencies of adult education providers.
Realschule Barßel -Europaschule- Westmarkstrasse 3 D Barßel rs-barssel.de
Now help Nellie and Maria to answer this question: What problems do we English teachers usually face?
What is Comenius? Challenges, opportunities and inspiration European Schools Project Associations March 9th-13th 2011.
NAUSICAA National Sea Centre Boulogne-sur-Mer, France.
9/14/2004CGU-IS CIO Roundtable1 e-Learning Lorne Olfman CGU-IS CIO Roundtable September 14, 2004.
Lycée Alexis de Tocqueville Grasse, France Comenius Day: September 25th, 2009 Questionnaires results & Report Comenius project ‘Sharing cultures.
What is it? It is a magazine on line created by students from involved schools.
Flexiblelearning.net.au/innovations E-learning Innovations Australian Flexible Learning Framework Project 09/73 – Spatial Information Skills for Professionals.
Enhancing Teaching and Learning with Podcasts Mico e-Learning Workshop.
Technology in Language Classroom Skills and Equipment for getting started.
5TH SCIENCE PROJECTS WORKSHOP IN THE FUTURE CLASSROOM LAB SCIENTIX WORKSHOP The work presented in this document/ workshop is supported by the European.
Social software YEFI P. TELAUMBANUA What is Social Software? It is a kind of an interactive tools handle mediated interactions between a pair or.
Politics & Active Citizenship (PAC) CLUB Open online community for teachers and educators POLITICS Project LLP LLP EE-KA3-KA3MP.
Emphasizing the integration of GIS, Remote Sensing and GPS.
T WIN S PACE eTwinning France - November W HAT FOR ? A safe, online space for all project partners: teachers, pupils, visitors Share documents,
Young people use computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices not just for trivial dialogue, but more importantly to socialize and learn. MOBILE.
Creating a support tool for Early Intervention Matthew Straw- Coordinator (Scotland)
An etwinning project stretching from the far,cold North to the sunny Mediterranean Fiorenza Iori Nova Gorica April 2007.
ECONOMICS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT. INTEGRAL PART OF THE COURSE ENABLES CANDIDATES TO DEMONSTRATE THE APPLICATION OF THEIR KNOWLEDGE TO REAL-WORLD SITUATIONS.
PODCAST term acronym derived from a combination of “pod” (capsule) and Broadcast (dissemination-issue) Its direct antecedents are audioblogs, variants.
Mrs C Stobbs Student Progress Co-ordinator Year 8.
Kristishaw.wikispaces.com/moodle. Moodle – Student Benefits  Caters for varied learning styles.  Provides opportunity for extension. 
Using eTwinning to enhance your Comenius project today’s session will begin at 430pm please check that you will be able to hear us by clicking ‘Tools’
Transnational Project Meeting Erasmus+ Project Viterbo, Italy, 3rd-6th November DAY TWO.
ETwinning Michael O’Donnabhain eTwinning Project Manager British Council.
Rebecca Castro Katrina Coker Design Presentation II Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Science Fair But Were Afraid To Ask.
ETwinning Multilateral Contact Seminar Regional Workshops Warmia-Mazury Region Warsaw, th October 2011.
YOUNG environmental SCIENTIST IN THE LABORATORY Seval ALTUN YILMAZ 1.HIBM PRIMARY SCHOOL ESKISEHIR / TU RKEY.
Our School School type: Secondary school with about 1170 students (ages 14 – 20) specialised in Tourism, Gastronomy, Business and Marketing. We run special.
European Schoolnet Dot.safe Update October 2001 European SchoolNet.
Presented By: VisionsLive Limited Contact:
Introduction Moodle is a course management system, designed to help teachers create online courses and manage virtual interactions with their students.
Online Communications This is about different ways that people & businesses communicate online You will already be very familar with most ways.
Activities Assignments Blogs* Chat* Choice Database Forum* Hot Potatoes* Journals Quizzes (Tests) Wiki* Audio Recorder Podcasts* Surveys VodCasts* Webquest*
Overview In this tutorial you will: learn what Moodle is understand how to navigate through your course identify communication features in Moodle.
Online Language Learning Qi Danlei. Target Students High school students or adults who have basic knowledge of English but seldom have chance to practice.
E-learning and Free Software – issues and applications
MA English Language Teaching: Online
The Educational Exchange Service (PAD) Structure and programs
Investigation Practice Production Collaboration Acquisition ;
ETwinning 1.
Electronic Communications
Self-Evaluation in Schools
KA2 – Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices
recommendations for potential pilot network(s)
Technology in Language Classroom
ETwinning is a free and secure online network, where teachers from more than 40 countries can find partners, work on projects and enable pupil collaboration.
European Platform for Emerging Talents
General presentation eTwinning
EUROPEAN UNION the “EU”
Results of the Task Force on Data Visualisation
Using Conference and WeChat for Online Courses
Six activity types Acquisition Discussion Practice Production
Investigation Practice Production Collaboration Acquisition ;
Promoting Official Statistics through Statistical Literacy Products
What does Europe mean to you and me, young citizens?
Presentation transcript:

The new webmag by European teenagers THE EUROPEAN TOUCH

Where did it all start? Once upon a time, in an Etwinning workshop in Scotland 2

Who are we?  enthusiastic students  motivated English teachers  In the school’s computer room  And with – of course - the authorisation of their supportive headmasters … 3

What did we do?  With other European teenage partners:  Ages 16-18from France, Netherlands, Italy and Belgium  Ages from Slovenia, Netherlands, UK, Spain  In order to reflect other teenagers’ points of view in Europe  On different current issues and topics in which teenagers are interested in We decided to create a webmag for teenagers and by teenagers … 8

What were our goals?  To publish online at least 3 webmags a year :  Presenting 1 or 2 main files  Including recurring columns (news, culture, cooking, beauty and fashion, ups and downs, sexuality…)  To diversify our media: articles but also video and audio podcasts  To advertise for our webmag (with flyers and posters … and maybe on a radio station soon dealing with Europe !) 9

How do we work?  We have created eTwinning clubs in our high-school  With volonteer students  Selected according to their motivation and sense of initiatives or their capacities in English or their knowledge in softwares and computers … well, their different talents ! Selected  Recruited through individual 5-minute-interviews 10

How do we work?  We have a one-hour session every week  During which we work in groups of 2 to 4 people  On the different files and/or columns  And exchanging through our web collaborative platform "moodle“ (forums, chats, sharings of files…) forums 11

What have we already achieved? The first issue of our webmag was published online mid-october : ages 16-18: ages 11-15: zines/EuropeanTouch11_15 zines/EuropeanTouch11_15 zines/EuropeanTouch11_15 Of course, it isn’t perfect yet but we have great hopes for our second issue ! 12

Our hopes for tomorrow?  To meet our European partners for real !  To develop the concept of Students Ambassadors of eTwinning projects by presenting our club :  at teachers training sessions with our teachers  In different schools in our surrondings or even further !  In Etwinning workshops 13