Live session with EU Code Week Leading Teachers: Unleash the Power of Cross-curricular Coding with eTwinning
Recording:
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Date: Tuesday, 10 October, 17:00- 18:00 CET
The live session with EU Code Week leading teachers who will share practical examples on how coding is used across the curriculum in eTwinning projects will take place on Tuesday 10 October at 5 PM CEST.
Speakers:
Athanasia Zafeiropoulou Athanasia Zafeiropoulou has been an experienced ICT teacher in Greek Secondary Education since 1994. With a background in Physics and advanced degrees in Control and Computing as well as Education, is enthusiastic about integrating real-world applications into her teaching. Her involvement in educational initiatives such as eTwinning, Code Week, and Scientix since 2014 and 2018, respectively, reflects her commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in teaching. Her role as a Code Week leading teacher and an eTwinning ambassador offers her the opportunity to share her passion for collaborative trans-curricular projects with other like-minded teachers.
Fabrizia Agnello Technology Teacher in Lower Secondary School, Erasmus Plus and eTwinning Coordinator at I.C. "Alessandro Manznoni" in Montelepre and at I.C. "Karol Wojtyla - Arenella" in Palermo. Teacher Trainer in Coding and Robotics. Awarded eTwinner, experienced in corss-curricular coding and international projects. EU Code Week Leading Teacher for Italy since 2020.
Live session with expert speakers: AR in Education: ARETE project
Date: Monday , 16 October, 17:00- 18:00 CEST
Recording:
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Now it is the time to see in practice how AR can support teachers and students in classroom. We would like to introduce to you the ARETE project and tell you of its objectives, implementation process and interesting results. We will focus on ARETE Pilot 2, which investigated the impact of AR on STEM skills learning and retention. To study whether AR helps students to acquire STEM skills and retain the complex information for longer, ARETE Pilot 2 tested two immersive AR applications for learning Geography and Geometry, developed by CleverBooks.
We recommend that you download the applications in advance. You can do so both for Android and Apple devices. Access codes will be soon on the Padlet below. There are two apps, one for Geometry and one for Geography class. We recommend you download both, even if these are not your school subjects. ARETE Geometry – Apps on Google Play, ARETE Geometry – Apple Apps, ARETE Geography – Apps on Google Play, ARETE Geography – Apple Apps
Maria Delmiche works as a Project Officer in the Science Education Department of European Schoolnet. Over the course of the past two years, Maria has actively contributed to the following projects: ARETE, Europeana and Make it Open. Currently, Maria is dedicated to her involvement in the EmpowerED project which aims at establishing an extensive pan-European network and platform for fostering exchanges between European EdTech initiatives, support organisations, practitioners, and policymakers.
Live session with expert speakers: Creating games
Date: Monday 23 October, 17:00- 18:30 CEST
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Sylwia Blach is a writer of crime, thriller, horror stories. She debuted with a collection of short stories "Strach - zbiór opowiadań grozy" ("Fear") in 2010. In 2012, she published her first novel „Bo śmierć to dopiero początek” ("Because death is just the beginning"). In 2015, she published a collection of short stories „Trzy lata strachu” ("Three Years of Fear"). In 2017. she published the novel „Syndrom Riddocha. Tom pierwszy. Lepszego świata nie będzie” ("Riddoch Syndrome. Volume One. There will be no better world") and a lexicon of fantastic creatures for children „Wampiry, potwory, upiory i inne nieziemskie stwory” ("Vampires, monsters, wraiths and other unearthly creatures"). She is the author of numerous short stories published in magazines and short story anthologies. Her short stories are translated into Czech.
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