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The document discusses two websites - eTwinning and School Education Gateway - that teachers can use to facilitate online collaboration between schools in Europe. eTwinning allows schools from different countries to form online projects using ICT tools. It provides recognition, visibility and free support. Any teachers, teams, departments or students from pre-school through upper secondary schools in Europe can participate. The portal provides tools to create, manage and run collaborative projects. Registration involves submitting details to receive a confirmation email and link to continue the process.
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The document discusses eTwinning, an initiative of the European Commission that aims to encourage European schools to collaborate using information and communication technologies. It provides an online platform where teachers can form partnerships to develop collaborative projects across subject areas. The program has grown significantly since its launch in 2005, with over 170,000 registered teachers and 90,000 participating schools as of 2012. Through eTwinning, schools are paired and students learn from collaborating with another school elsewhere in Europe on joint projects.
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The eTwinning program aims to encourage European schools to collaborate using information and communication technologies. It provides online tools and support to allow schools to partner with others across Europe on projects. Originally launched in 2005, eTwinning is now part of the EU's lifelong learning program. It helps improve students' ICT and cultural skills while enriching teaching. Through eTwinning, schools can access professional development, resources, and recognition for their work.
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- 1. BEST – Better Education for Students and Teachers How to use more effectively eTwining and School Education Gateway- November 2018
- 2. One account: access to two websites, translated in 28 languages: eTwining https://www.etwinning.net/en/pub/ind ex.htm School Educational Gateway https://www.schooleducationgateway.e u/en/pub/index.htm.
- 3. https://youtu.be/xAK66ArJPiQ https://youtu.be/r1SezG9RNK0 (you can change the language of the video from settings from the right corner)
- 4. What is eTwinning? eTwinning was officially launched by the European Commission in 2005. eTwinning is an action that supports online-based projects between at least two schools from at least two different European countries. Schools form a project and use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to carry out their work. The eTwinning Portal was designed to create, manage and run projects. eTwinning gives recognition, visibility and free tools and support.
- 5. Who can participate? An eTwinning project can be carried out by two or more teachers, teams of teachers or subject departments, librarians, head teachers and pupils from schools across Europe. Collaboration can be within the same subject or cross-curricular through the use of ICT. Pre-school, primary, secondary and upper secondary schools can all participate
- 6. Which countries are involved?
- 7. eTwinning = 28 languages, not only English If you need, you can use Google translator- it is free.
- 8. Registering to eTwinning Click Register to enter Pre-Registration Enter details and submit to receive a confirmation email Follow link to continue registering yourself and your school Another email will tell you that you have been registered and the NSS will get notified too
- 9. Logging into the portal
- 10. Logging into the portal
- 11. Logging into the portal
- 12. The website of our project https://twinspace.etwinning.net/74987/home