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Page 2 What is is an educational network, supported by the European Commission under the Socrates programme Its purpose is to help Comenius schools in their ICT-related project work In a previous phase there were two thematic networks CoMuNet PICT

Page 3 aim is to provide access to advice, support and training for teachers at all levels of the educational system and in all educational institutions involved in Comenius projects; to create a virtual base where teachers can share experiences and ideas, raise their awareness of ICT and promote innovation; to study experiences with new collaborative learning technologies and their impact on school practice; to disseminate innovative results and projects.

Page 4 provides a Comenius teacher with: preliminary information about online communication and collaboration; guidelines on how to use communications technologies; examples of good practice; news and discussion about emerging technologies; a number of web-based tools and training in their use.

Page 5 Partnership

Page 6 Special Interest Groups has three Special Interest Groups (SIGs)  gathering and sharing information on and knowledge about ICT to be used in Comenius schools SIGs –SIG 1: Synchronous and Asynchronous Communications –SIG 2: Emerging Technologies –SIG 3: Collaborative Working Spaces The focus is not on technology but on the pedagogical use of ICT.

Page 7 Synchronous and Asynchronous Communications (SIG 1) Main focus The purpose of this SIG is to offer Comenius schools and teachers background information that will help them to start or develop their ICT-related projects. There are two main ways to collaborate online: –synchronous communications Chat, videoconferencing, NetMeeting / IP videoconferencing –asynchronous communications , mailing lists, bulletin boards, collaborative working spaces, guest books.

Page 8 Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication (SIG 1) Activities: sharing general guidelines for various types of collaboration and offering basic guidelines for project-work communication; disseminating good communication practices; providing a database, Kbase, and links to regional/national lists of users of videoconferencing facilities.

Page 9 Emerging Technologies (SIG 2) Main focus This SIG promotes the educational benefits of ICT and the development of classroom methods based on upcoming newer technologies such as mobile learning devices, broadband Internet connections, online audio broadcasting and streaming media by –sharing information; –enhancing cooperation (fostering both cooperation between educational institutions and companies and transnational cooperation between interested schools); –organising training (national and transnational workshops). Teachers, teacher educators and school administrators are the main target group.

Page 10 Emerging Technologies (SIG 2) Activities: sharing information and news over the SIG website; disseminating recent scientific and educational research findings; offering ICT tools and services; disseminating examples of good practice;

Page 11 Emerging Technologies (SIG 2) Activities (contd.) organising events; interacting via the SIG website communication area; arranging one or two workshops on Streaming Media and Mobile Learning Devices.

Page 12 Collaborative Working Spaces (SIG 3) Main focus This SIG helps Comenius teachers and students to use web-based tools. These tools are intended to allow users to share and process their projects collaboratively. Its working spaces offer collaboration facilities: –communication tools –sharing documents and other resources –open or restricted websites for processing and publishing documents.

Page 13 Collaborative Working Spaces (SIG 3) Activities: training students and teachers to work in collaborative environments; applying and disseminating models of project work that enables Comenius partners: –to collaborate on project documents etc.; –to communicate by using , mailing lists, discussion forums etc.; –to publish their project results and products on the Internet;

Page 14 Collaborative Working Spaces (SIG 3) Activities (contd.): conducting a survey: –to collect information in order to compare and evaluate the web-based tools made available and use of the collaborative working spaces offered by –to identify their advantages and disadvantages and provide suggestions on how to make better use of them and their facilities; disseminating examples of how the various tools can be exploited.

Page 15 Project Website Project information News SIG websites Service Portal Collaboration Environment (CCE) Tools such as chat, publishing tools, discussion boards Calendar (Training and other events) Database of schools