Presentation at the NSS PDW

1. Face-to-face events
eTwinning

4. What about you?
https://kahoot.it/

5. Online events
Massive growth of online events.
Audience
Less cost

6. Online events
Busy schedules
No travel
Big range of choice of events and presenters
Speed of information
Internet connection

7. Face-to-Face

8. Benefits
Concentration
More engagement
Meet people (not only task focused)
React to the audience (honest & direct
feedback)

9. Benefits
Personal connection/empathy
Social side
Non verbal Communication / Body language (both
sides…)

10. Benefits
Creative contributions
Effectiveness (get things done)
Community (smiley face, punctuation)
Builds trust

11. Face-to-Face vs Online
Online events
Face-to-Face events
Both essential

12. Framework

13. The Framework
Basic
checklist
Logistic
tips
Models of
programs
Events

14. EVENT
•PDW
MAIN GOAL
•Pedagogy in general
THEME
•Distinct theme related to
pedagogical aspects in general
MAIN TARGET GROUP
•Medium and advanced
eTwinners
GUESTS AND PARTICIPANTS
•Experts
•Participants upon invitation
•C.Quota centrally agreed
•Num Max of participants 120
LANGUAGE
•Widely spoken European
Language (EN,FR, ES, DE)
•Translation should be provided
if needed
PROGRAM
•Plenary sessions (from 2 to 4)
•Interactive sessions
•Hands-on sessions
•Cultural program
HOSTING NSS/PSA
RESPONSIBILITY
•Program
•Logistics
•Provide pre-workshop
activities when foreseen
•Create criteria to participants’
selection.
CSS RESPONSIBILITY
•Approve program
•Attend the event and
participate moderating one or
more sessions.
•Provide the online evaluation
form for NSS to be sent out
after the event

15. EVENT
•eTwinning Seminar
MAIN GOAL
•Partner-finding and project
creation
THEME
•Distinct theme related to
pedagogical and eTwinning
aspects in particular
MAIN TARGET GROUP
•Begginners
GUESTS AND PARTICIPANTS
•Experts if needed
•Number of participants per
country agreed among NSS
involved
•Max of participants 80
LANGUAGE
•Decided among NSS involved in
the planning
PROGRAM
•Plenary sessions (no more than
2)
•Interactive sessions and Hands-
on sessions- as much as
possible
•Cultural program if possible not
compulsory
HOSTING NSS/PSA
RESPONSIBILITY
•Program
•Logistics (see tips below more
details)
•Provide pre-workshop activities
when foreseen
•Create criteria to participants’
selection.
•Event Evaluation
CSS RESPONSIBILITY
•The CSS is only involved in
these events if invited as guest
speaker.

16. EVENT
•National / Regional Seminars
MAIN GOAL
•Regional Professional
Development
THEME
•Distinct theme related to
pedagogical and eTwinning
aspects in particular
MAIN TARGET GROUP
•Begginners
GUESTS AND PARTICIPANTS
•Experts if needed
•Number of participants per
country agreed among NSS
involved
•Max of participants 80
LANGUAGE
•National language
PROGRAM
•Plenary sessions (no more than
2)
•Interactive sessions and Hands-
on sessions- as much as
possible
•Cultural program if possible not
compulsory
HOSTING NSS/PSA
RESPONSIBILITY
•Program
•Logistics (see tips below more
details)
•Provide pre-workshop activities
when foreseen
•Create criteria to participants’
selection.
•Event Evaluation
CSS RESPONSIBILITY
•The CSS is only involved in
these events if invited as guest
speaker.

17. EVENT
•Mini-Conferences
MAIN GOAL
•Inform and create awareness
about eTwinning
THEME
•Distinct theme related to
eTwinning and pedagogical
aspects in general
MAIN TARGET GROUP
•All levels including non-
eTwinners such as regional
authorities
GUESTS AND PARTICIPANTS
•Experts
•Participants upon invitation
•C.Quota centrally agreed
•Num Max of participants 200
LANGUAGE
•Widely spoken European
Language (EN,FR, ES, DE)
•Translation should be provided
if needed
PROGRAM
•Plenary sessions (from 2 to 4)
•Interactive sessions
•Hands-on sessions
•Cultural program
HOSTING NSS/PSA
RESPONSIBILITY
•Program
•Logistics (see tips below)
•Provide pre- activities when
foreseen
•Create criteria to participants’
selection.
CSS RESPONSIBILITY
•Approve program
•Attend the event and
participate moderating one or
more sessions.
•Provide the online evaluation
form for NSS to be sent out
after the event

18. Teachers
How do you choose them?

19. Logistic tips for NSS regarding
PDW
These are the minimum requirements, every country has its
own regulations and have to synchronize with that.
• At least 2.5 months before the event liaise program with
CSS
• At least 6 to 4 months before the event announce draft
program
• At least 3 months before the event announce venue and
package price
• At least 2 months before the event announce teacher’s
registration
• As much as possible to have only one place for
accommodation and venue.

20. • As much as possible to choose a venue nearby an airport or
provide solutions for transportation
• Provide a simple cultural program
• Before the event contact other NSS frequently
• Selection of teachers should be done carefully to ensure
that they fit the target group avoid they are not fitted with
and the aim of the event.
• If you wish you may prepare some pre-activities (optional)
• Invoices have to be sent no later than 2 months after event
and before 15th of December.
• Countries have to check by themselves what subsistence
costs are allowed in their countries for events (this info
should be in NSS contracts).
Logistic tips for NSS regarding
PDW

22. Day 1
1 - Welcome
2- Introduction - eTwinning Project
3 -Good Practice Example
4- Ice Breaking Activitiy
5 -Developing Project Ideas / Finding Partners
Day 2
1 - Good Practice Example
2 - Parallel Workshops:
eTwinning Desktop and Partner Finding Tool
3- Planning and Registration of new projects in groups
4- Parallel Workshops: TwinSpace
5- Project Work - Questions and Answers
Day 3
1- Project Planning in groups
2 - Presentation of Project Ideas
Seminar

23. Evaluation
PDW – online survey provided by the CSS
Seminars…
How do you do it?

24. Final Report