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WikiSkills project leaflet in English
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http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
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WikiSkills leaflet in German
http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
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WikiSkills leaflet in Spanish
http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
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WikiSkills leaflet in French
http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
Wikiskills leaflet santiago di compostela
This document outlines information about the WikiSkills project, which was funded by the European Commission. The project developed an innovative training curriculum focused on effective use of wikis in educational settings to achieve learning objectives and foster community among Europe. A WikiSkills event was scheduled in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, hosted by CESGA, to discuss the WikiSkills project and the role of Galipedia as a master wiki for learning.
Wiki skills leaflet_es
Este documento describe el proyecto WikiSkills, cuyo objetivo es promover el uso de wikis como herramientas de aprendizaje y desarrollo socio-cultural. El proyecto desarrollará una metodología pedagógica innovadora basada en el aprendizaje colaborativo mediante wikis, diseñará un currículo de formación y capacitará a profesores en su implementación para fomentar habilidades como la alfabetización digital, el pensamiento crítico y la inclusión social.
Wiki skills leaflet_en
Wikis are collaborative hypertext authoring systems that have been widely used in education. The WikiSkills project aims to develop innovative pedagogical approaches using wikis to foster creativity, digital literacy, and social skills. The methodology includes analyzing user needs, developing a pedagogical framework, designing training curriculums, providing teacher training, and implementing wiki-based learning scenarios to evaluate the project's impact. Participants from different educational sectors and cultures will learn how to use wikis for their socio-professional development and foster a community of learners across Europe.
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WikiSkills: Empowering and fostering social, professional, cultural and civic skills through pedagogical use of Wiki technologies and methodologies
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http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
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http://wikiskills.cesga.es/xwiki/bin/view/Wiki-Skills/5.5.+Dissemination+Materials
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