Nanoyou outreach by Patricia Munoz King
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This document provides information and guidance for schools participating in the second phase of an outreach program called Nanoyou. It encourages the schools to disseminate information about the program to other schools through various channels like press, information days, conferences, and social media. It also discusses administrative details like signing contracts, providing financial data for payments, and participating in monthly online meetings and an eTwinning lab on Nanoyou. The schools are asked to document and share their work on the Nanoyou blog to help guide other schools.
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The document outlines objectives and activities for increasing communications around the eTwinning program, which aims to increase the number of schools involved in collaborative projects. It discusses producing a multi-year communications strategy and annual plans to disseminate the impact of eTwinning through events, publications, and other materials. It also proposes forming five working groups to focus on key communications areas like tools, events, recruiting new teachers, campaigns, and links to other programs.
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Cliche dissemination plan
The document outlines the communication and dissemination plan for the Erasmus+ CLICHE project. The plan aims to maximize the impact of the project by making target groups aware of its goals and sharing knowledge gained. Key activities include creating blog posts and social media updates on project milestones and activities. Results will be published on EU platforms and presented at conferences. Communication will take place at local, national, and European levels using channels like the project website and social media accounts.
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E-Twinning a Successful Platform
The document discusses eTwinning, a free online platform that promotes collaboration between European schools. It allows teachers to connect, develop projects together, and share ideas. The platform has over 200,000 registered teachers from 28,000 schools. It helps develop students' 21st century skills like communication, collaboration, problem solving through project-based learning activities. The author is an eTwinning ambassador who has participated successfully in many projects on the platform.
e-books LPM webinar - January 23, 2014.
PowerPoint slides for my presentation.
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Info: http://v.gd/MHFebooks
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eTwinning is a European Union program that enables schools to partner together on projects using information and communication technologies. It provides schools with online tools like TwinSpace, a private forum for teachers and students to share files, communicate via messaging and chat. Over 230,000 members from schools across Europe participate in more than 5,000 projects annually through eTwinning to collaborate on various topics and help students learn skills like ICT and cultural awareness.
E twinning
The eTwinning initiative aims to encourage European schools to collaborate using ICT. It provides an online platform where teachers can connect with other European schools to develop collaborative projects. Over 170,000 teachers and 90,000 schools are now registered in the program. Projects allow for cultural and skills exchanges without requiring funding or travel between schools.
etwinning
- eTwinning is a platform that allows teachers across European countries to collaborate on projects, communicate, and develop professional skills.
- A 2017 survey found that eTwinning helps improve teachers' abilities in areas like cross-curricular and project-based teaching. It also benefits students by increasing motivation, creativity, and collaborative skills.
- eTwinning involves over half a million teachers in 182,000 schools. It provides opportunities for professional development, international collaboration, and recognition through Quality Labels.
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