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The document discusses knowledge transfer within ESN through the use of wikis. It emphasizes that knowledge transfer is important at local, national, and international levels. It promotes setting up an ESN international wiki to store general information about ESN's structure, events, countries, and history. National wikis could also be used, with access control through Galaxy roles. Contributors are encouraged to add what they know to help future generations. Setting up and using wikis for knowledge transfer is described as easy and beneficial.
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The document discusses the Cultural Awareness project run by ESN Anadolu. International students give interactive classes to local communities about their culture, language, and customs. The goal is to foster cultural awareness and understanding between different groups without prejudgment. It is similar to cultural exchange programs like Erasmus in Schools. ESN Anadolu also runs other projects promoting culture, such as planting forests and a project called Cultural Bridge focused on meerschaum.
Mediterranean international event
This document discusses ideas for a new international student event in the Mediterranean region. It proposes merging national events from Greece, Italy, and Turkey into a larger cooperative event. Several alternatives for the event excursion are mentioned, including a cruise trip between Izmir, Athens and Catania or trips focusing on the Greek islands and sites in Turkey. The method section outlines using a project management approach with coordinating teams from each country to develop a project charter, scope statement, and address objectives related to human resources, costs and schedule. Feedback on the ideas is requested.
mediterran international event
This document discusses ideas for a multi-country Mediterranean international student event. It proposes merging national events from Greece, Italy, and Turkey into a cooperative regional event for over 2000 international students. Several alternatives for the event excursion are mentioned, including a cruise trip between Izmir, Athens and Catania or trips between Greek islands and locations in Turkey and Italy. The method discussed organizing coordinating teams from each country in spring 2014 to manage the project using PMI's project management approach, including creating a project charter, scope statement, and work breakdown structure. Feedback on the ideas is requested.
Garagerasmus
The document introduces garagErasmus, a professional network for the over 3 million people who have participated in the Erasmus exchange program (the "Erasmus Generation"). garagErasmus aims to facilitate young entrepreneurship, recruitment of talented people, and business partnerships/investments within the network. By bringing together this innovative, open-minded, and internationally-oriented group in a large-scale network, garagErasmus hopes to transform their knowledge and dynamism into sustainable economic growth and a more united Europe.
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- Data on the typical number of national board members, national events, and platforms run by national boards.
- Information on whether national boards typically cover expenses for their regional and national teams as well as board members.
- Advice for how national boards can attract more resources such as sponsoring special events, adding partner logos, promoting partners, organizing national events, and increasing membership and E
To be it cnr zagreb
The document discusses different aspects of the ESN Galaxy platform and how to effectively use it. It describes how Galaxy connects different sites together and new features like a help center for webmasters. It also discusses national events using Galaxy authentication and potential new projects. Instructions are provided on how to join Galaxy and understand its usefulness. The document advises users to search for information themselves before asking questions and to give feedback politely to the IT committee.
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The document outlines the strategic priorities of the Erasmus Student Network (ESN) at the national level in Iceland. The key priorities include advocating for improving the quality of international exchange programs like Erasmus, promoting student mobility, and emphasizing the value of international students. The strategic aims also focus on strengthening the ESN network through developing structures and ensuring financial stability. Additional priorities are training members and maintaining partnerships.
Squid oct12
This document discusses the history and future of the Section Quality Development (SQuiD) project within Erasmus Student Network (ESN). It outlines the goals of improving section quality rather than focusing on expulsion. Quality indicators are presented across several areas like communication, services, involvement, and partnerships. The timeline for the 2012/2013 project is given which involves analyzing section self-assessments and providing recommendations. The presentation encourages involvement in the SQuiD team to help support sections.
Social erasmus turkey_eesc_sept2012
ESN Turkey organized several charity trips and events over the last year to support children and communities. Major events included charity trips to donate supplies and spend time with children, a charity concert to raise funds, and a national charity trip involving multiple ESN sections. These events were supported by various universities and organizations and involved international students donating their time and resources to paint schools, deliver supplies, and expose children to foreign cultures. For example, one trip organized by ESN Bilkent took 30 international students to Sanliurfa to donate presents and supplies to elementary schools while also visiting historical sites and experiencing local cuisine.
Social erasmus esn_maribor seep12
This document outlines upcoming events and regular activities organized by ESN Maribor, a student association that organizes social and cultural events for Erasmus exchange students. Some of the major upcoming events mentioned include the Erasmus Date Auction in December, Erasmus Awards, trips within Slovenia, and a New Year's countdown event. Regular weekly activities mentioned include a polyglot café, sports days, movie nights, and events involving pets, theater, and music. The document also provides details about the SocialErasmus program, which organizes volunteering activities to help integrate international students and encourage social skills development.
Social erasmus esn_bilkent_eng
The SocialErasmus project presentation summarizes the goals and activities of the SocialErasmus project. The project aims to complete international student exchanges with volunteer work in local communities to contribute to society and gain new perspectives. For example, ESN Bilkent organized a SocialErasmus trip in fall 2010 where international students volunteered at schools and donated supplies in Sanliurfa, Turkey. The presentation provides details on partnerships, accommodations, and transportation for the Turkey trip.
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- 2. WHEN DID YOU JOIN ESN Hands up! ESN Wiki | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 3. Knowledge transfer!!! Repeat the cool things Don’t repeat mistakes Tell your successor Better yet: write it down! • Obvious benefit ESN Wiki | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 4. local national international Knowledge transfer is important everywhere. Find the solution that suits you best. If you don’t have a solution get a wiki. • Dokuwiki with galaxy login Many National wikis exist already, many are interested in setting it up One ESN international wiki ESN Wiki | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
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