Courses start on:
6 September 2020
Zagreb, Croatia
20 September 2020
Oslo, Norway
4 October 2020
Zagreb, Croatia
1 November 2020
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
15 November 2020
Zagreb, Croatia
13 December 2020
Zagreb, Croatia
14 February 2021
Angra do Heroismo, PT (Azores)
28 Februray 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
14 March 2021
Oslo, Norway
28 March 2021
Budapest, Hungary
25 April 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
23 May 2021
Angra do Heroismo, PT (Azores)
20 June 2021
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
18 July 2021
Split, Croatia
15 August 2021
Fira, Greece (Santorini)
26 September 2021
Oslo, Norway
24 October 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
7 November 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
21 November 2021
Budapest, Hungary
5 December 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
23 January 2022
Budapest, Hungary
6 February 2022
Zagreb, Croatia
20 February 2022
Angra do Heroismo, PT (Azores)
6 March 2022
Zagreb, Croatia
20 March 2022
Oslo, Norway
3 April 2022
Budapest, Hungary
1 May 2022
Zagreb, Croatia
29 May 2022
Budapest, Hungary
12 June 2022
Angra do Heroismo, PT (Azores)
24 July 2022
Split, Croatia
21 August 2022
Fira, Greece (Santorini)
4 September 2022
Zagreb, Croatia
18 September 2022
Oslo, Norway
Each course session is available with 7 days and 2 weeks programme option
Additional dates and tailor made courses are possible on request
WEBSITE THAT TELLS A STORY: A PROJECT WEBSITE SETUP - COURSE DESCRIPTION
Introduction
This course is aimed at teachers and school staff from pre-school level to primary, secondary, vocational, adult and special needs education, staff of non-government organizations, government and policy makers and company staff as well as students and all those who want to improve their digital competences and learn how they can create a simple and functional free website for school projects or portfolio. The coruse will focus on technical and functional aspects of setting up a free website with drag and drop technology and on theoretical aspects of the contents and properties an educational project website shoud encompas such as blog, calendar, resources, media and contacts. Participants are expected to have at least B1 level of English proficiency and should be able to use internet search engines, email, word and power point. There is no need to have any knowledge of codeing or website design because these will not be addressed in this course at all.
Methodology
Methodology is based on theoretical input, presentations of examples of good practice as well as demonstrations and experience comparissons and in the most part practical work on webiste setup. Participants will have the opportunity to set up a free website and interlink several pages of a website wihch will include calendar, blog content, resources (such as photos, videos, presentations), feedback and contact forms, and maps. This will enable them to set up functioanal and free websites for their educational school projects. Another focus will be on engagment on visitors with the website and we will present examples and do practical work on setting up a website whch will engage the visitor by telling a story.
Objectives
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Improving the participants’ digital competences, in particular the ability to set up a free website, create online forms, create, publish and share content.
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Understanding of storytelling and narative building as part of web design.
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Developing communication, collaboration, presentation, problem solving, negotiation, critical and creative thinking skills.
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Improving digital skills in work with text, photography and video.
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Boosting participants’ confidence in use of technology.
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Enhancing professional skills through mastering tools for virtual communication and collaboration.
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Providing and exercising creative ideas and practical resources for successful educational project website setup.
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Improving English fluency (official language of the course).
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Promoting intercultural awareness.
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Sharing experiences of school project work and use of ICT in education from different organizations in order to help each of us to be more effective in our work.
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Developing the online collaboration platform for preparation, dissemination and networking in order to develop future partnerships and projects.
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Strengthening the European collaboration among people using ICT in education in different contexts.
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Providing insights into different education systems.
Preparation
After registration participants will receive pre-course questionnaire which will be used by the trainer to learn about participants’ teaching backgrounds and to assess their exact needs. Before the beginning of the course a basic reading list will be suggested to participants to prepare for the training. Participants will also be asked to publish a presentation about themselves, their professional context and their culture. The presentation will be available on the virtual collaboration platform. It will be used during the first meeting, but it will also be available online to the other participants so that they can have a preliminary knowledge of the group they are going to be part of. Participants will receive information about the country they are going to visit in order to prepare them for their cultural experience.
Follow up
After the course participants will be asked to share what they have learned with the rest of the staff in their schools. Since they will all join the virtual collaboration platform they will be able to further discuss and deepen the understanding of the themes of this course and therefore keep on learning. Moreover, they will be encouraged to share materials showing how they are using what they have learned in their everyday work in terms of ideas, photos, videos, lesson plans, assessment and self-assessment forms, etc. creating an open educational resource available to everyone else from the group. Thanks to the virtual collaboration platform they will all be networked which will provide greater opportunities to develop future partnerships and projects. Further books and articles to deepen the topic and contacts with some other practitioners all over Europe and in the world will be suggested by the trainer. The methods shared and explored and the bibliography given will allow the participants to complete and improve their educational path.
Certificate
Each participant will get a course attendance certificate and the Europass Mobility Document.
Paperwork
We also provide all the support with paperwork you might need for your Erasmus+ project documentation such as mobility agreement and regsitration letter.
Draft Programme
2 weeks programme (40 hours) 700 €
7 day programme (28 hours) 490 €
Day 1
Introduction of participants
Outline of the programme
Warm ups and ice-breakers
Day 2
Introduction to website setup and presentation of examples of good practice; creating an account
Cultural evening
Day 3
Setting up the pages of the website (blog, contacts, resources, calendar)
Day 4
Teambuilding and networking activities with a cultural trip
Day 5
Adding and adjusting content (photos, presentations, videos)
Day 6
Online tools for collaboration in educational and ICT based projects, eTwinning, School Education Gateway
Individual support
Day 7
Presentation of outcomes
Panel discussion
Evaluation
Closing session
Day 1
Introduction of participants
Outline of the programme
Warm ups and ice-breakers
Day 2
Introduction to website setup and presentation of examples of good practice; creating an account
Cultural evening
Day 3
Setting up the pages of the website (blog, contacts, resources, calendar)
Day 4
Teambuilding and networking activities with a cultural trip
Day 5
Adding and adjusting content (photos, presentations, videos)
Day 6
Online tools for collaboration in educational and ICT based projects, eTwinning, School Education Gateway
Individual support
Day 7
Whole day cultural trip (optional at additional cost)
Day 8
Free Day
Day 9
Creating and embedding feedback forms
Day 10
Recording and publishing screencasting tutorials
Day 11
Advanced content management tools
Day 12
Presentation of outcomes
Panel discussion
Evaluation
Closing session