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This document summarizes the activities of an online quarantine party involving 48 teachers, 135 students, and over 300 forum messages from an eTwinning collaboration. It discusses the publication of a joint ebook containing over 100 student contributions and outlines various teacher and student activities like sharing materials, participating in forums and meetings. It also provides examples of activities and encourages further ideas and suggestions through a dedicated forum.
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- 2. First goals ● 48 Teachers ● 135 Students ● More than 300 messages in the forums ● 28 personal pages (9 draft pages) ● 2 STUDENTS’ main pages
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- 4. Teachers’ activities ● The keyword is: SHARE ● Enrich and publish your page ● Share your students’ materials ● Open new threads, interact, ask and answer in the Forums ● Take part in our common activities (materials, games, online meetings)
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- 6. Students’ meetings ● We remind you that eTwinning doesn’t allow, for privacy reasons, live meetings among students ● if you want your students to meet their partners live, you have to make arrangements among colleagues and use external tools (allowed by your school/State policy: Google Meet, Hangouts, Skype, Zoom etc.)
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- 11. … and our drinks!