DigitALL

Erasmus+ School EducationPartnerships for cooperation and exchanges of practicesID: 2021-1-PL01-KA210-SCH-000031360
EC Contribution
€600
Consortium Size
5 orgs
Start Year
2021
Summary

The main purpose of the project was to introduce new teaching and learning apps to both teachers and students and introduce an effective use of the Internet for educational purposes. Teachers shou...

Objectives

The main purpose of the project was to introduce new teaching and learning apps to both teachers and students and introduce an effective use of the Internet for educational purposes. Teachers should be informed about new teaching methods, apps and students ought to know about all new IT tools and applications that can make their life easier and help them learn faster and in a more pleasant environment. The project activities will enable the inclusion of digital technologies in a school curriculum and into students' study routines. One of the key objectives of our project was to embed digital technology across continuous professional development of students and teachers who would be able to use digital technology effectively. Teachers will incorporate appropriate digital technologies and teaching strategies to enable the development of students’ literacy and numeracy skills across the curriculum. Owing to the project activities, students would be able to use appropriate digital technologies to foster their studying and apply educational apps in practice in a lifelong learning. “DigitAll” exchange programs facilitate exchanging of good practices with partner schools, cross-cultural understanding and improving language skills.

Activities

During the project implementation the following activities were done: 1st short term joint staff meeting in Poland (May, 2022) and 3 students' exchanges: 1st short term exchange of pupils in Portugal (September, 2022), 2nd short term students' exchange (Bursa, March, 2023) and 3rd short term students' exchange in North Macedonia. (June 2023). *LOCAL ACTIVITIES: Each partner carried out local activities in their organisations at the same time: establishing project management team and Erasmus Corners, keeping the project website and social media updated, a project logo competition contest and presenting winner logos for voting, implementation of expectation and evaluations surveys, preparing virtual tours before each students' exchange, conducting and tracking students' Internet Diaries, making presentations on educational apps and increasing cultural awareness about partner countries. The main outcomes prepared and monitored during the project were: Digi-Mentor Team (DMI) in a digital version on the project website (https://digitallka210.com) and the regular meetings of the DMI members during students' exchanges and via Zoom conferences, "DigitAll" chat groups on WhatsApp. The"DigitAll" social media and webpage were updated.

Impact

The main project effects were project results such as: Digi-Mentor Team, E- portfolios, Guidebook (digital ones, 500 printed copies) and local activities: Erasmus corners in all partner schools, a project logo competition, students' Internet Diaries tracking the time spent online,Virtual VideoTours before students' exchanges, micro-teaching, expectations and evaluation surveys. "Digi-Mentor Team" portal is available on the project website in a digital version and "DMT" as the team of school advisors who will continue to design, develop and deliver a comprehensive programme of courses, workshops, on-line resources and courses, and a range of other resources for students and teachers. E-Portfolios- used in a variety of subject settings to facilitate the use of effective formative assessment practices. Guidebook including examples of good practice, the effective and ethical use of digital technologies in enhancing teaching and learning process. The project website https://digitallka210.com/, fb group ”DigitAll”, Instagram digitall_ka210.The growing number of DMI portal users, better knowledge of educational apps, English and customs of partner countries, the growing number of students wanting to join a project, 4 mobilities done.

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