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This document provides an agenda and summary for the European Meeting on Media and Information Literacy Education held in Milan, Italy from February 27-29, 2012. The event included opening remarks, three plenary sessions on various topics related to media and information literacy, a panel discussion, workshops, and poster presentations. Speakers represented organizations like UNESCO, IFLA, Germany, France, the US, and Portugal. Participants engaged in discussions, activities, and networking opportunities around developing 21st century skills and knowledgeable citizens. The document highlights various speakers, sessions, and logistical details from the three-day conference.
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Abstract
Nel Regno Unito la biblioteconomia scolastica affronta una quantità di sfide pressanti che si combinano tra di loro lasciando i bibliotecari scolastici nel numero sempre più debole di scuole che hanno biblioteche che si rimettono alla misericordia dei loro amministratori scolastici, molti dei quali non hanno alcuna conoscenza teorica né pratica del valore che un programma di biblioteca, dotato di adeguate risorse professionali e finanziarie, apporta all’educazione dei ragazzi. Inoltre, è intervenuta anche la pandemia da COVID-19, a trasformare le sfide pressanti e complesse in un vero e proprio pericolo esistenziale. Contro [il rischio] di una tale regressione, il tentativo dell’Autore di rendere la propria biblioteca scolastica integrale all’apprendimento e all’insegnamento, invece che periferica (quando non necessaria), si è concretizzato in FOSIL, acronimo di Framework Of Skills for Inquiry Learning, ovvero Quadro di riferimento delle competenze per un apprendimento basato sull’indagine. FOSIL, che rimane una ricerca in continua evoluzione, ha un profondo debito di riconoscenza ai lavori di Barbara Stripling e Carol Kuhlthau, rispettivamente culminati nell’Empire State Information Fluency Continuum [Percorso di continuità nell’educazione alla competenza informativa dell’Empire State, New York] nel Guided Inquiry Design [Progettazione della ricerca guidata]. Questo contributo illustra FOSIL, dandone una panoramica, e si conclude con alcune riflessioni sul potenziale contributo di FOSIL alla biblioteconomia scolastica nel Regno Unito.
(Re)Discovering Inquiry In and Through the School Library: the FOSIL Model, b...
Darryl Toerien presented on the FOSIL model, a framework for inquiry-based learning developed for school libraries. FOSIL is based on the work of Barbara Stripling and Carol Kuhlthau and aims to make the school library integral to learning. It represents an unfolding inquiry process supported by an underlying continuum of skills and resources. FOSIL addresses challenges facing UK school librarianship by designing the library to be central to education through collaborative inquiry between classrooms and libraries.
Equal opportunities for different school communities through library services...
Prof. Svetlana Schazova, PhD (Education), Chief Librarian of the International Gymnasium of the Skolkovo Innovation Centre; Professor of the Moscow state Institute of culture, speaks of library services, information and educational resources, available online to support school librarians' professional development in the Russian Federation.
ABSTRACT
The school libraries system of the Russian Federation is the largest library union in the Country.
85 subordinate entities of the Russian Federation together have more than 41,000 school libraries for 16,100,000 learners in 2019. Strategies for improving the quality of Russian main education are assigned to the basic elements of the educational system, which include school libraries - a binding upon department of the school area. Prioritized tasks of student information support are defined in Russian national projects and high level standards.
The network of school libraries is managed through regional educational development institutions. Methodological and consulting assistance for school library management departments is provided through the Information Center of the Russian Academy of Education of the Russian Federation. Objectively, there is inequality in the quality of management of regional information and methodological centers.
The consolidated efforts of school library communities and federal and regional education management departments will help to overcome administrative, technological, and personnel barriers.
A modern school library is able to provide every learner and teacher with opportunities to deepen knowledge of school subjects, develop intellectual and creative abilities of learners, help in choosing research ways and methods, study and improve knowledge of cultures and languages of Russia and the world.
Attraverso i servizi bibliotecari, pari opportunità per comunità scolastiche ...
La Prof.ssa Svetlana Chazova, PhD (Pedagogia), Direttrice della Biblioteca del Ginnasio internazionale del Centro per l’innovazione Skolkovo (Mosca, Russia), Professore associato presso l'Istituto Statale di Cultura di Mosca (www.mgik.org), illustra gli esiti di una indagine condotta per individuare le risorse digitali che i bibliotecari scolastici delle scuole della Federazione Russa hanno a disposizione per svolgere al meglio la loro funzione educativa e informativa.
Abstract
Il sistema delle biblioteche scolastiche della Federazione Russa è l’organizzazione bibliotecaria più grande in Russia. 85 enti subordinati della Federazione Russa contavano un totale di più di 41mila biblioteche scolastiche per 16.100.000 di studenti nel 2019. In Russia, le strategie per migliorare la qualità dell’istruzione scolastica sono definite in base agli elementi costitutivi del sistema educativo che include le biblioteche scolastiche – un obbligo per il settore scolastico. Gli obiettivi prioritari per il sostegno informative agli studenti sono definiti da progetti nazionali e standard di alto livello.
La rete di biblioteche scolastiche è gestita attraverso istituti regionali per lo sviluppo dell’educazione. L’assistenza a livello metodologico e la consulenza ai dipartimenti per la gestione delle biblioteche scolastiche è fornita attraverso il Centro di Informazioni dell’Accademia russa dell’educazione della Federazione russa. Obiettivamente, si riscontrano disuguaglianze nella qualità della gestione dei Centri regionali di informazione e metodologia.
Il notevole impegno delle comunità bibliotecarie scolastiche e quello dei dipartimenti federali e locali della gestione dell’educazione aiuteranno a superare le barriere amministrative, tecnologiche e personali.
Una moderna biblioteca scolastica può fornire a ogni discente e docente le opportunità per approfondire la conoscenza delle materie scolastiche, sviluppare le capacità intellettive e creative degli allievi, aiutare a scegliere modi e metodi di ricerca, studiare e migliorare la conoscenza delle culture e delle lingue della Russia e del mondo.
The “diffuse library” of “Pascoli” Middle School, Turin, by Daniela Maranta
Daniela Maranta, School Teacher of Humanities and School Library Coordinator at "Giovanni Pascoli" Middle School of "Rita Levi-Montalcini" Comprehensive School in Turin, introduces the "diffuse" school library at Pascoli Middle School.
Abstract
The “widespread” or “diffuse” library at «Giovanni Pascoli» Middle School of the «Rita Levi-Montalcini» Comprehensive School in Turin, following the renovation that returned it to the city in September 2019, presents itself to the students and users as an element of discontinuity from the past: it aims at becoming a cultural reference point not only for the school community, but for the whole local context where it is located.
Bearing this in mind, the library was designed and structured, starting from its location on different floors, passing through the thematic specificity attributed to each reading area.
The welcome that each place offers is itself already stimulating the students to discover new learning opportunities, as well as motivating them to participate in the various activities proposed, also in collaboration with the School Library Network which the school takes part in.
A Diffuse Library to Promote Reading at School: A Challenge To “Vivona" Gramm...
Prof. Emanuela Sangalli, School Teacher and School Library Coordinator at Vivona Grammar School in Rome, explains the reasons why at "Liceo Vivona" it has been issued to plan new reading spaces, the “reading corners” as an extension of the school library at each floor of the school building in order to integrate teaching and reading in all forms. The ongoing school library and reading project started in 2015 and has been involving a mixed team, working in different areas such as cataloguing, book enhancement, and reshaping of the school spaces, in particular the halls and the meeting room. Our theoretical premise refers to the user’s central role and his/her need for information, literacy, and socialization: the complex library system in its central elements (workers, spaces and collections) can fulfill this aim by focusing on an efficient promoting action, which starts from reshaping the library spaces, making them more spread out and attractive.
Two empirical theses have studied Liceo Vivona library users’ behaviors, needs, and expectations. Their findings were used as guidelines for the subsequent activities, and as a base to identify unused and anonymous spaces and reconfigure them in order to have more access to all forms of information that the school offers, such as MLOL (e.g., Media Library On Line), which allows digital resources access and lending. The enhancement of the reading space - which is subject to more attention in lower grades of education - should be promoted in both junior and senior high schools, too, in order to nurture the impulse to read, especially during adolescence when students tend to lose interest in this activity.
La legge nuova per la promozione e il sostegno della lettura: a proposito del...
L'Arch. Maurizio Caminito, Presidente dell'Associazione Forum del Libro dal 2017, illustra alcune considerazioni in merito al possibile ruolo delle biblioteche scolastiche alla luce delle Disposizioni per la promozione e il sostegno della lettura varate il 13 febbraio 2020.
Nel campo della promozione della lettura nel nostro paese, sicuramente l’evento più significativo è rappresentato dalla recente approvazione della LEGGE 13 febbraio 2020, n. 15 “Disposizioni per la promozione e il sostegno della lettura”.
L’approvazione di questa legge, è importante sottolinearlo, è avvenuta con voto unanime del Parlamento e arriva dopo un lungo iter che ha visto diverse proposte susseguirsi e confrontarsi per almeno un decennio.
Ora bisogna essere consapevoli che il risultato di questo lungo lavoro comune, dentro e fuori dal Parlamento, nonostante alcuni limiti, segna un punto di riferimento assai importante per la diffusione della lettura in Italia e riconosce il ruolo che le biblioteche scolastiche possono svolgere in tale ambito.
L’esperienza dei Bibliopoint di Roma, di Giovanna Micaglio (Biblioteche di Roma)
Giovanna Micaglio, Responsabile dei Servizi Studi, Università, Scuola, PCTO e coordinatrice della Rete Bibliopoint dell’Istituzione Biblioteche di Roma Capitale, illustra la genesi, le caratteristiche, lo sviluppo e lo stato dell'arte del servizio Bibliopoint.
Sono 43 i Bibliopoint di Roma, esempio virtuoso di cooperazione tra l’Istituzione Biblioteche di Roma Capitale e le scuole romane.
I Bibliopoint si sono rivelati nell’arco di 17 anni una realtà costantemente in crescita e fortemente radicata nel quartiere costituendo a volte l’unica istituzione in grado di soddisfare i bisogni culturali dei cittadini nelle zone più isolate del vasto e problematico territorio di Roma Capitale.
The Law on Reading Promotion and Support: About the School Library, by Mauriz...
Archt. Maurizio Caminito, President of the "Forum del Libro" [i.e., Book Forum] Association since 2007, presents some reflections concerning the possible role of the school library with reference to the Law "Provisions for the promotion and support of reading“ (13 February 2020, n. 15).
Migliorare il rendimento degli studenti potenziando le Biblioteche Scolastic...
Ornella Papa, ricercatore presso la Biblioteca INVALSI di Roma, in collaborazione con Rita Marzoli, responsabile di tale biblioteca, fornisce un contributo inerente alla correlazione tra rendimento scolastico e qualità dei servizi bibliotecari scolastici, evidenziando quanto sia necessario potenziare le biblioteche scolastiche in Italia.
Abstract.
I risultati conseguiti dagli studenti nelle indagini internazionali OCSE PISA e IEA ICILS 2018, in linea con gli esiti delle rilevazioni INVALSI in ambito nazionale, attestano l’urgenza di individuare degli interventi per migliorare il sistema scolastico italiano.
I dati raccolti dall’INVALSI, relativamente all’anno scolastico 2014-2015, hanno consentito di condurre una ricerca descrittiva sulla relazione tra Biblioteca Scolastica e rendimento degli studenti. La ricerca è articolata in 2 studi: il primo esplorativo su 9896 classi di grado 5, 8 e 10; il secondo più approfondito su 7326 classi per cu è noto il background socioeconomico e culturale. Rappresentato dall'indice ESCS, questo dato è calcolato sulla base di specifiche variabili tratte dal Questionario Studente, somministrato nei gradi 5 e 10. Le informazioni sulla Biblioteca Scolastica provengono dal Questionario Scuola compilato dai Dirigenti scolastici nell’ambito del Rapporto di Autovalutazione. I risultati delle Prove INVALSI sono utilizzati come indicatore del rendimento scolastico per i gradi scolastici indagati. Le analisi condotte mostrano un rendimento scolastico migliore nelle scuole dotate di Biblioteche Scolastiche ben funzionanti e con un vasto patrimonio librario. Questi risultati persistono, le differenze anzi si accentuano, quando il confronto avviene nell’ambito delle scuole con ESCS Basso e Medio basso.
Migliorare il rendimento degli studenti potenziando le Biblioteche scolastich...
Ornella Papa, ricercatore presso la Biblioteca INVALSI di Roma, in collaborazione con Rita Marzoli, responsabile di tale biblioteca, fornisce un contributo inerente alla correlazione tra rendimento scolastico e qualità dei servizi bibliotecari scolastici, evidenziando quanto sia necessario potenziare le biblioteche scolastiche in Italia.
Abstract.
I risultati conseguiti dagli studenti nelle indagini internazionali OCSE PISA e IEA ICILS 2018, in linea con gli esiti delle rilevazioni INVALSI in ambito nazionale, attestano l’urgenza di individuare degli interventi per migliorare il sistema scolastico italiano.
I dati raccolti dall’INVALSI, relativamente all’anno scolastico 2014-2015, hanno consentito di condurre una ricerca descrittiva sulla relazione tra Biblioteca Scolastica e rendimento degli studenti. La ricerca è articolata in 2 studi: il primo esplorativo su 9896 classi di grado 5, 8 e 10; il secondo più approfondito su 7326 classi per cu è noto il background socioeconomico e culturale. Rappresentato dall'indice ESCS, questo dato è calcolato sulla base di specifiche variabili tratte dal Questionario Studente, somministrato nei gradi 5 e 10. Le informazioni sulla Biblioteca Scolastica provengono dal Questionario Scuola compilato dai Dirigenti scolastici nell’ambito del Rapporto di Autovalutazione. I risultati delle Prove INVALSI sono utilizzati come indicatore del rendimento scolastico per i gradi scolastici indagati. Le analisi condotte mostrano un rendimento scolastico migliore nelle scuole dotate di Biblioteche Scolastiche ben funzionanti e con un vasto patrimonio librario. Questi risultati persistono, le differenze anzi si accentuano, quando il confronto avviene nell’ambito delle scuole con ESCS Basso e Medio basso.
Biblioteca "Alessandro Cieri": uno spazio poeticamente innovativo, di Costanz...
La docente bibliotecaria Costanza Buttinelli illustra la genesi, le caratteristiche e gli sviluppi della Biblioteca Alessandro Cieri della Scuola primaria Randaccio dell'I.C. Piersanti Mattarella di Roma.
Abstract: la biblioteca “Alessandro Cieri” nasce nel 2018 all’interno della scuola primaria “G. Randaccio”, plesso dell’I.C. “Piersanti Mattarella”, per desiderio dei genitori di Alessandro, Luca Cieri e Daniela Picarelli con lo scopo di ricordare il bambino che frequentava la scuola e che è mancato dopo una lunga e drammatica malattia.
L’intenzione di realizzare una biblioteca bellissima e innovativa si sostanzia nell’affidare la sua realizzazione all’architetto Gianluca Ficorilli, che insieme alla bibliotecaria Costanza Buttinelli, attiva dal 2007 nella scuola nell’ambito della educazione e promozione della lettura, declina un progetto integrato, architettonico e culturale, con prospettive diverse ma complementari nello stesso luogo.
La biblioteca viene organizzata per centri di interesse e al suo interno è possibile vedere film, consultare libri, ascoltare letture ad alta voce, usare la lettura aumentata,. Lo spazio è attrezzato per allestire mostre. Già realizzata, con la collaborazione del Goethe Institut di Roma «Mondo Matto», con le illustrazioni tratte dal libro omonimo di Atak, pubblicato dall’editore Orecchio Acerbo nel 2010, corredata da un ricco apparato didattico multimediale.
Lo spazio è arricchito dalla donazione di un’opera dell’artista multidisciplinare Felice Limosani, da lui stesso offerta, un rebus realizzato con tubi luminosi, a sottolineare che arte e bellezza sono una delle più efficaci forme di educazione precoce.
Grande cura è stata posta nella scelta dei libri, la selezione è stata guidata da un rigoroso principio di qualità con criteri connotati dalla attenzione alla complessiva qualità editoriale, riscontrabile nella veste editoriale, nei testi e/o nelle illustrazioni, nelle qualità autoriali, nella complessità e intensità dei contenuti, nelle possibilità di utilizzo.
Tale selezione ha tenuto conto di acquisire anche testi fondamentali nel testimoniare la storia della letteratura e dell’editoria per l’infanzia in Italia, e testi destinati alla lettura aumentativa alternativa.
Come è noto la presenza di una biblioteca scolastica attiva, migliora la qualità dell’offerta formativa degli istituti scolastici.
Biblioteche leggere per leggere, di Daniele Barca (IC Modena 3)
Il prof. Daniele Barca, Dirigente Scolastico dell'Istituto comprensivo Modena Tre, nell'ottica di allineare la biblioteca scolastica di ogni plesso dell'Istituto comprensivo da lui diretto all'innovazione didattico-metodologica (es. didattica DADA, ha promosso e sostenuto il rinnovamento radicale (design: ZPZ Partners; arredi: PLAY+) che ha portato alla trasformazione ben illustrata nella presentazione.
School Library, Teaching and Reading: Exploitation Strategies. The Experience...
Prof. Daniela Benincasa, Headmaster of Vivona Grammar School in Rome, explains what strategies a School Principal/Headmaster can put in place for the construction / enhancement of the School Library both for the school community, teaching and learning activities etc., and the territory, the local community
Abstract
The experience of the “F. Vivona” from the creation / motivation of the work team - with the training and enhancement of the various professional skills - to identifying the Library as the fulcrum of the School Improvement Plan (PDM) and the shared definition of the vertical curriculum on the Net; from involvement in the network of local authorities and institutions - Bibliopoint - to the functional redefinition of spaces and the optimization of resources with a view to teaching, promoting reading and the territory.
Biblioteca scolastica, didattica e lettura: strategie di valorizzazione. L’es...
La Prof.ssa Daniela Benincasa, dirigente scolastico del Liceo Classico Statale "Francesco Vivona" di Roma, illustra l'esperienza del Liceo da lei diretto, evidenziando le strategie che un Dirigente Scolastico può mettere in campo per la costruzione/valorizzazione della Biblioteca Scolastica per la didattica ed il territorio.
L’esperienza del Liceo Classico Statale “F. Vivona” dalla creazione / motivazione del team di lavoro - con la formazione e valorizzazione delle diverse competenze professionali- all’individuazione della Biblioteca come fulcro del Piano di Miglioramento (PDM) della scuola e della definizione condivisa del curricolo verticale in Rete; dal coinvolgimento in Rete di Enti e Istituzioni del territorio - Bibliopoint - alla ridefinizione funzionale degli spazi e l’ottimizzazione delle risorse nell’ottica di servizio per la didattica, la promozione della lettura e il territorio.
La “biblioteca diffusa” della Scuola Media “Pascoli” di Torino, di D. Maranta
La Prof.ssa Daniela Maranta, docente materie letterarie e referente della Biblioteca scolastica presso l'IC Rita Levi-Montalcini di Torino, illustra le caratteristiche e la ricaduta didattica e culturale della biblioteca diffusa della Scuola media «Giovanni Pascoli».
La scuola, a seguito della ristrutturazione che l’ha riconsegnata alla città a settembre 2019, si presenta agli occhi degli allievi e degli utenti come un elemento di discontinuità rispetto al passato: essa ambisce a diventare punto di riferimento culturale non soltanto per la comunità scolastica, ma per tutto il quartiere che la ospita.
In quest’ottica la biblioteca è stata pensata e strutturata, a partire dalla sua dislocazione su diversi piani, passando attraverso la specificità tematica attribuita a ciascuna area lettura.
L’accoglienza che ogni luogo offre sta già stimolando gli allievi e le allieve dell’Istituto alla scoperta di nuove occasioni di apprendimento, oltre a motivarli nella partecipazione alle diverse attività proposte, anche in collaborazione con la Rete di biblioteche scolastiche a cui la scuola aderisce.
La biblioteca diffusa per promuovere la lettura a scuola: una sfida per il Li...
La Prof.ssa Emanuela Sangalli, docente e referente della biblioteca scolastica presso il Liceo Classico Vivona di Roma, illustra le motivazioni che hanno condotto alla scelta di ideare nuovi luoghi di lettura per integrare didattica e lettura in tutte le sue forme al Liceo Vivona e, conseguentemente, di ampliare gli spazi della biblioteca scolastica attraverso la creazione di spazi lettura nei vari piani dell'edificio scolastico.
L'attuazione di un progetto modulare avviato nel 2014 ha riguardato la formazione di un gruppo di lavoro misto, la catalogazione e la valorizzazione del patrimonio bibliotecario, la trasformazione di alcuni locali, con interventi nei corridoi e nell'aula magna. Il presupposto teorico si basa sulla centralità dell'utente e dei suoi bisogni di informazione, lettura e socializzazione: il sistema complesso della biblioteca, attraverso le sue articolazioni fondamentali - personale, spazi e collezioni -, l'insieme dei servizi e delle attività educative e culturali, deve rispondere puntualmente anche attraverso una efficace promozione della lettura.
La rilevazione dei comportamenti, delle esigenze, delle aspettative e delle proposte dell’utenza è stata oggetto di due tesi empiriche svolte presso il Liceo Vivona. I risultati hanno costituito la base per individuare in alcuni spazi poco utilizzati e anonimi nuovi punti di incontro con la lettura, ampliando le opportunità di accesso all'informazione che già la scuola offre, per esempio, attraverso il prestito elettronico (MLOL).
La creazione di spazi lettura, spesso presenti negli altri gradi dell'istruzione, andrebbe promossa anche nella scuola secondaria di secondo grado per stimolare interessi e curiosità e promuovere la lettura, in modo costante e articolato, soprattutto nell'età adolescenziale, periodo in cui si registra la disaffezione verso la lettura.
Shared Reading as a Strategy to Improve Educational Continuity in the Integr...
Giovanni Moretti, Full Time Professor, and Bianca Briceag, PhD Student, both at Roma Tre University, Rome (Italy), present a contribution on the theme of reading shared aloud (Cardarello, 2004; Bortnem, 2008; Moretti, 2017; Morini, 2017) with pupils of early childhood. Shared reading is considered important by experts for children's cognitive and emotional development and represents an effective device for promoting educational continuity between children aged zero-three and three-six years. The establishment of the integrated system of education and education from birth to six years (Legislative Decree 65/2017) required the activation of educational interventions that encourage collaboration between nursery schools, spring sections (24-36 months) and kindergartens (Bondioli & Savio, 2012; Zaninelli, 2018).
The authors present a research on shared reading carried out with children from early childhood in the Lazio region.
The research was carried out in the 2018/19 school year with eleven spring sections and kindergartens.
The goal was to improve educational continuity between some spring section aggregated to kindergartens.
The choice of the printed or digital book and the careful planning shared by educators and teachers played a relevant role for the realization of a quality shared reading aloud. The research data revealed that shared reading is a positive strategy both to promote educational continuity and to improve the active participation of pupils in educational activities aged zero-six.
La lettura condivisa come strategia per favorire la continuità educativa nel ...
Giovanni Moretti e Bianca Briceag, rispettivamente Professore ordinario e Dottoranda dell'Università Roma Tre, Dipartimento Scienze della Formazione, presentano un contributo che affronta il tema della lettura condivisa ad alta voce (Cardarello, 2004; Bortnem, 2008; Moretti, 2017; Morini, 2017) con i bambini della prima infanzia.
La lettura condivisa è ritenuta fondamentale per lo sviluppo cognitivo ed emotivo del bambino e rappresenta un dispositivo efficace per favorire la continuità educativa tra bambini di zero-tre e tre-sei anni.
L’istituzione del Sistema integrato di educazione e di istruzione dalla nascita sino ai sei anni (D.Lgs. 65/2017) sollecita l’attivazione di interventi educativi che favoriscano la collaborazione tra asili nido, sezioni primavera e scuole dell’infanzia (Bondioli & Savio, 2012; Zaninelli, 2018).
Gli autori presentano un percorso di lettura condivisa realizzato nell’a.s. 2018/19 con i bambini della prima infanzia con l’obiettivo di valorizzare la continuità educativa tra alcune sezioni primavera aggregate alla scuola dell’infanzia.
Nella ricerca sono state coinvolte 11 sezioni primavera associate ad altrettante scuole dell’infanzia della regione Lazio.
Per la realizzazione di una lettura ad alta voce di qualità hanno svolto un ruolo rilevante la consapevolezza nella scelta del libro a stampa o in formato digitale e l’accurata progettazione condivisa tra gli educatori e gli insegnanti.
Dalle osservazioni svolte nelle sezioni è emerso che la lettura condivisa ad alta voce è una strategia positiva sia per promuovere la continuità educativa sia per favorire la partecipazione attiva dei bambini e delle bambine alle attività educative nella fascia zero-sei anni.
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EMMILE-wrap-up
- 1. W RA P_ UP European Meeting on Media and Information Literacy Education Palazzo Lombardia Auditorium Milan, Feb. 27-29, 2012 Immagine 12
- 4. Wardrobe
- 6. Opening
- 7. EMMILE? Why? What’s for?
- 8. Plenary Session #1 (Feb.27) Aldo Pirola, Comune di Milano/EBLIDA Albert Boekhorst, IFLA IL Alexander Botte, DIPF and, from UNESCO, Paris: Alton Grizzle (very virtually…) Irmgarda Kasinskaite-Buddeberg
- 9. Aldo Pirola
- 10. Albert Boekhorst
- 11. Alexander Botte
- 12. Irmgarda Kasinskaite- Buddeberg and (virtual) Alton Grizzle
- 13. And, after such a very good food for thoughts, it’s now time for excellent food for our stomachs ….
- 17. The Panel on “Information literacy development and training in educational contexts: creating knowledgeable and critical 21st century citizens”
- 18. The Chair: Lourense Das
- 20. IASL Regional Meeting: Europe
- 21. Big Problem Solving Activity: POSTERS!!! When, where, how to display them???
- 22. Here are the display stands, at last! [ and our extra-angel Fabio Riglietti, Goethe-Institut Mailand]
- 23. Plenary Session #2 (Feb. 28) Chaired by Carla Basili Speakers: Naoka Werr, Germany Laura Ballestra, Italy Anne Lehmans, France Barbara Schultz-Jones, USA Maria José Vitorino, Portugal
- 25. The Chair: Carla Basili
- 26. Naoka Werr
- 27. Laura Ballestra
- 28. Anne Lehmans
- 31. …but Patrizia Libener couldn’t make it and sent her contribution (available in the proceedings)
- 32. Looking at EMMILE posters on display
- 34. Paola De Castro, MIL-lab Chair
- 37. … comments!
- 40. EMPATIC Workshop
- 41. The Winner is …, sorry… The Winners are Veronica Cunningham (International School, Belgium, and Ph.D. candidate at University of Aberdeen) as the best poster (content and presentation) and the group of Master Students of Bordeaux University as the best poster graphics.
- 42. Thank you to…
- 43. Audio Engineer
- 44. Interpreters Fanny Meroni & Nadia Baehr
- 46. Special thanks to Andreina Zipponi, M.Laura Trapletti, and Claudio Gamba – Regione Lombardia (here from left) and Beate Neumann – Goethe-Institut Mailand (from right)
- 47. Thank you so much from the IASL&IFLA SLRC team!
- 48. See you!
- 49. … over! But …
- 50. … Let’s go on network and raise the 21° Centur y EM(M)ILE !
- 51. … and don’t miss your copy of the proceedings! (available in Autumn 2012, via IASL)
- 52. European Meeting on Media and Information Literacy Education Palazzo Lombardia Auditorium Milan, Feb. 27-29, 2012 Immagine 12
- 53. Any questions? marquardt@uniroma3.it or luisa.marquardt@gmail.com