V P T, Teen Voices S E O U Gostivar M K D
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160 students from SEOU Gostivar in Macedonia collaborated on a Wikispaces platform to collect resources and produce multimedia for a contest raising awareness of teen victimization. They gained a bank of URLs by starting personal profiles and adding video links. In phase 1, they analyzed, categorized and compared resources. In phase 2, they created innovative presentations. In phase 3, students voted, assessed, reflected and celebrated success. The project used software like Office, Synthesizer, and Internet to organize meetings, write to government, and inspire peers to take action against teen victimization.
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