eTwinning is an online community for teachers in 33 European countries run by European Schoolnet on behalf of the EU Commission. It has over 260,000 teachers participating in 35,000 projects across 128,000 schools. The program focuses on education through project-based and inquiry-based learning, exploring new activities like coding and gaming, and developing skills like teamwork, research, analysis and creation through intercultural, authentic and contextual learning experiences.

1. A transversal action in
Erasmus+ until 2020
What is eTwinning?
The largest online community for teachers in Europe
today
www.etwinning.net

2. 33 countries participate
(soon to be 37)
Run by European Schoolnet on
behalf of the EU Commission
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Key Facts about eTwinning
4 main elements
• Professional social network
• Online collaborative work
• Continuing professional development
• Inbuilt recognition
260,000+ teachers
35,000+ projects
128,000+ schools

3. eTwinning is about….
EDUCATION
– Exploring pedagogical methodologies such as project
based and inquiry based learning
– Exploring the potential of new activities such as coding,
gaming, competence based activities
Learning
– Intercultural learning
– Authentic learning
– Contextual learning
– Personal learning
– Making learning relevant
Skills and competency development
– Team working
– Researching
– Choosing
– Analysing
– Creating

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Some successful Math projects
My Town in Numbers: challenging partners to solve
problems that put our immediate reality in Math terms.
Math in Wonderl@nd: turning Math into a magical
world made of strange objects and creative ICT tools.
A Taste of Maths: connecting Math to simple every-
day life and developing students’ appetite for it.
Alternatives for Innovative Math Study: using the
multiple intelligences theory to reach every student

5. Thank you for your attention!
Visit us at stand 14
eTwinning portal:
www.etwinning.net
Contacts:
Maite.debry@eun.org

6. Thank you for your attention!
Visit us at stand 14
eTwinning portal:
www.etwinning.net
Contacts:
Maite.debry@eun.org