Online Community Case Study: eTwinning
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Presentation by Christel Vacelet at my EuroPCom 2015 workshop "Online Communities: more than just a comms tactic". More: http://mathew.blogactiv.eu/tag/europcom/
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Online Community Case Study: eTwinning
- 1. Case study: eTwinning – The community for schools in Europe The free and safe platform for teachers to connect, develop collaborative projects and share ideas in Europe Christel Vacelet European Schoolnet Senior Communications Manager
- 2. eTwinning: right answer at the right moment
- 5. Services and personal recognition • National Support Services • Ambassadors • eTwinning Projects • Groups • Self teaching material • Videoconferencing • Learning Events • Ambassadors Course • Moderators Course • Online Seminars • National events and other Seminars • European courses in Brussels • Annual conference
- 8. To learn more www.etwinning.net www.SchoolEducationGateway.eu
Editor's Notes
- 3 goals: Increasing digital competences of teachers to address the challenges of bringing 21st Century skills into the school Increasing digital skills of students via the use of technology in a safe environment Supporting European citizenship Creation of eTwinning in 2005, attributed to European Schoolnet, the network of Ministries of education in Europe
- 33 countries + 6 associate countries – 28 languages 3 parts in the eTwinning platform: - Public website (videos, awards, public page of each project, pedagogical ressources) - eT Live (working space and learning development area for teachers – think LinkedIn and Lynda into one) Twinspace: teachers find partners in other schools, create workspaces to work together and with their classrooms Above interaction of teachers/classrooms in the Twinspace
- - Selection of users/safety issues Importance of projects and going for a school approach on the long term 40% of European schools 5% of teachers in countries participating to the Erasmus+ programme From Kindergarten to end of secondary Not only language teachers, also STEM, PE, littérature…..
- Free work space, easy to register, in your language Ressources, training opportunities, exchanges with peers Recognition through labels, certificates and national and European awards
- Role of each group, especially highlighting Ambassadors role Roles of campaigns
- Building a community in the real world Role of Social media to show case achievements and testimonials Celebrate on particular occasions