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eTwinning blended learning - best practice example
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From eTwinning beginner to expert – modular, blended learning approach
Lidija Kralj, OŠ Veliki Bukovec, Hrvatska
eTwinning training for teachers
• Flipped classroom for teachers
• Work as you teach
eTwinning training for teachers
• 3 face-to-face workshops • a month-long sessions for online
communication and collaboration between them
Face to face
• covered all main topics• from registration to • application for Quality Label
In-between period – time to
• familiarize with the eTwinning network • make contacts • start or join projects• ask for advice and help
How?Task Why
find and read eTwinning cookbook
familiarize with public part of eTwinning portallearn about some possibilities of eTwinning
send contact request to at least 5 teachers outside of your country
learn how to find eTwinner and send request
join teachers room find company and support
How?Task Why
find and read tutorial about starting a project
familiarize with public part of eTwinning portallearn how to start project
look for interesting project on eTwinning and think about idea for your project
get some idea how projects looks like & develop some ideas
How?Task Why
think what resources, objects you want to publish in project
discuss about suitable forms, modules and finding solutions for some resources
think what web 2.0 tools you want to use during project
discuss about suitable tools and finding solutions for some tools, how to use it with TwinSpace
How?Task Why
find out what are embedded codes
we use web 2.0 tools later so they know what they have to look for
try some Google documents we use embedding Google forms later
Next level
• Series of 10 webinars• September – November 2013
Busy as always• eTwinning showroom• First steps• Survive on eTwinning Desktop• From an idea to the project• eTwinning for primary level (age 6 – 10)
Busy as always• Finding ways in TwinSpace• eTwinning for primary & lower secondary
level (age 11 – 14)• Getting extra skills for TwinSpace • eTwinning for secondary level (15 – 18)• Quality above all
Bad sides
• more time for preparation• more time online with participants• slower work online than f2f (2 : 1)• give more time to participants but be
there for them
Good side or Why??
• Reach to teachers in distant/poor/different schools• Recordings• Community support• Participant in centre,
responsible, flipped ;)