The document discusses the different sections of an eTwinning profile and the information provided in each: (1) The image gives personal information about the user. Images increase interactions on profiles. (2) The "About" section describes the user's professional and personal interests to allow others to search and connect. (3) The "Project Idea" space publicly shares potential project topics while providing enough details without being too vague. It is updated based on current interests and published in desired languages.

1. What information does our profile deliver? (1)
IMAGE
The image we choose
gives information about
us. In eTwinning, as in
many other social
networks, profiles which
include an image get
more hits and
interactions than those
which don’t.
BOARD
This is the space for direct interaction with other eTwinners. Here we display up-to-date information: comments or recommendations about other
eTwinning activities, suggestions for projects, interesting resources…

2. What information does our profile deliver? (2)
ABOUT…
We describe here our professional profile, our interests and main work lines. Even if it can be edited, the information delivered is
supposed to be estable in the short term. We should include key words which allow us to be searched. It is convenient to use all
languages we want to use to communicate with other eTwinners.
AVAILABILITIES
Have a look at you status in
“Available for an
eTwinning project” and
“Available for an
eTwinning Plus project”.
Do they reflect your real
preferences? Remember
that if you tag yourself as
“not available” you will be
invisible for search engines
and contact lists when
other eTwinners are
looking for partners.

3. What information does our profile deliver? (and 3)
PROJECT IDEA
Do we already have any idea on what we want for our next project? This is the place to make it public. Even if it is a general, not
detailed idea, we should avoid being too vague. We can give hints on various aspects of the project; theme, subjects, methodology,
age of students, kits we’d like to use... Remember to keep it updated according to our preferences at any moment. It is convenient
to publish it in all languages we want to use in our project.