eTwinning Contact Seminar

eTwinning Contact Seminar
Project quality
20-23 October 2016, Kraków, Poland
PROGRAMME
Thursday, 20th
14:30-15:30
Lunch at the hotel restaurant
15:30-16:00
Registration
16:00-16:15
Welcome, Barbara Milewska, PL NSS
16:15-17:45
Plenary session
Mistakes to avoid in project execution - prof. Wiktor Askanas Ph.D., University of New Brunswick, Canada
eTwinning QUIZ, Paweł Czapliński, PL NSS
17:45-19:30
Partner finding and workshops allocation, Barbara Milewska, Paweł Czapliński PL NSS
20:00
Dinner at the hotel restaurant
Friday, 21st
09:30-11:00
11:15-12:45
12:45-13:00
13:00-14:30
Quality Labels
Paweł Czapliński
eTw platform for advanced
Monika Regulska
Music is love in search of a word
Michał Dyląg
Quality Labels
Paweł Czapliński
Students competences
Urszula Utnicka
Music is love in search of a word
Michał Dyląg
Students motivation
Adam Stępiński
Students competences
Urszula Utnicka
Coding with eTw
Katarzyna Zawiła-Dudzik
Students motivation
Adam Stępiński
eTw platform for advanced
Monika Regulska
Coding with eTw
Katarzyna Zawiła-Dudzik
Lunch
15:30-17:00
20:00
Room tbc
Break
14:30-15:30
17:00-20:00
Room tbc
Break
Workshop sessions
11:00-11:15
Room tbc
Free time
Dinner at the hotel restaurant
Saturday, 22nd
09:30-10:30
10:45-13:30
13:30-14:30
Plenary session
10:30-10:45
Good practice examples:
Good practice example, Evelyne Mottier, FR
Coding in my projects, Katarzyna Zawiła-Dudzik, PL
Good practice example, Adam Stępiński, PL
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Break
Project planning
Lunch
14:30-15:30
Project planning and registration
15:30-16:30
Project presentations and closing the seminar, Barbara Milewska, PL NSS
17:00-20:00
20:00
Cultural programme (meeting at the reception at 17:00)
Dinner at the Hawełka restaurant (Rynek Główny 34)
Sunday, 23rd
Breakfast and departure
Workshops
At the end of Thursday participants will be asked to sign up for workshops they will participate the next
day. There are six different subjects and each will be run more than one time. Number of people
attending one workshop is limited. Participant can select one workshop during one session.
eTwinning platform for advanced
Monika Regulska, National Support Service, Poland
eTwinning platform, mainly TwinSpace, provides tools for collaboration with project’ partners. Still
many teachers have problems with using them in an efficient and effective way. During the workshop
we will exercise most demanding part of the TwinSpace and go through examples of well managed
project platforms. Bring your own device.
Coding with eTwinning
Katarzyna Zawiła-Dudzik, eTwinning Ambassador, Poland
Coding isn’t just for computer geeks, it’s for everyone. Scratch is a visual programming environment
where you create your interactive stories, games & animations. It is not limited to children though people of all ages with no programming experience can enjoy its simplicity and learn the basics of
programming! What's more, you can easily implement coding in eTwinning projects. During the
workshop you will learn about Scratch environment and you will create your first projects. No prior
knowledge or experience with Scratch is required for this workshop. Bring your own device.
eTwinning Quality Label
Paweł Czapliński, eTwinning National Support Service, Poland
Only one in a dozen of eTwinning projects perform a sufficient quality to be awarded with the first level
of recognition in eTwinning – National Quality Label. Apart from useful hints and tips, the workshop
leads participants through criteria and requirements which have to be fulfilled by applying teacher.
Music is love in search of a word
Michał Dyląg, eTwinning Expert, Poland
This workshop will take into account the fact that we are all as creative eTwinners as able to be aspiring
musicians. The session will look at the free online resources that will help you and your students add a
bit of musical flavor to your eTwinning projects. During our workshop we are going to compose the
music, an eTwinning jingle or even an eTwinnning song. Come and indulge yourself in a musical feast.
You do not need to be a singer :) Bring your own device equipped with headset.
Students competences in eTwinning projects
Urszula Utnicka, eTwinning Expert, Poland
The European Parliament has identified 8 key competences which are considered as essential for
personal fulfilment, future employment and professional development. During this workshop
participants will investigate how teachers can improve students’ competences by science projects and
familiarize with well-tried methods.
Students motivation in eTwinning
Adam Stępiński, eTwinning Ambassador, Poland
Motivation is what pushes us to achieve our goals, feel more fulfilled and improve overall quality of life.
As teachers we aim at developing students' motivation as it drives them to do things, learn more
eagerly and act as proactive individuals. This workshop is focused on various methods that enhance
students' motivation both in everyday teaching and project work. Several examples from eTwinning
projects will be presented.