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for laptops

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Flipsnack is a digital catalog maker that makes it easy to create, publish and share html5 flipbooks. Upload a PDF or design from scratch flyers, magazines, books and more.

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for smartphones

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After the situation became more and more serious due to Corona, we students had to switch to homeschooling both in Italy and in Germany. For us, Germans and Italians, that meant we did all of our teaching via video conferencing or emails with assignments for a school week. At the same time, the tasks set by the teachers were sometimes much more time-consuming than they were at school. The workload during homeschooling, for example, was significantly higher than in the classroom. This was the case in Italy as well as in Germany. The online conferences were sometimes very difficult for us due to technical problems, such as connection difficulties or server overload, so that working on individual, otherwise quite easy tasks, was made much more difficult.  While the students in Germany were in homeschooling from mid-March to early May, the students in Italy had to stay at home from mid-March to June and, due to the summer vacations, did not return to school until September. So while the Italian students continued to homeschool, we students in Germany were able to come back to school starting in mid-May, but divided into A and B groups. This meant that we had one week of face-to-face classes and one week of homeschooling, always alternating.

Overall, the situation during the first lockdown in Italy and Germany was very similar, except that the Italians had to stay at home longer.

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Rules in the Supermarkets of both Italy and Germany

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Rules in the Supermarkets of both Italy and Germany

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Due to rising infection rates, the German government has decided to intensify the restrictions shortly before the winter holidays. Therefore systematically irrelevant shops had to close.

Other than that, students were given the option to switch to homeschooling in order to prevent an infection with the coronavirus at school. The winter holidays started four days earlier than originally planned.

On Christmas eve you were allowed to meet one other household.

In our district we also have an extra curfew because of our high infection rate. We are not allowed to leave the house after 9 pm.

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The situation improved with the advent of summer. In Italy the situation seemed to be back to normal, with the exception of the mask and to be careful, rules that Italians did not always like. In Italy the discos were open, as were the shops, as well as the bars. In Germany, however, the discos were closed while the shops and bars were open. In Italy in September the education minister Lucia Azzolina didn't know whether to let us go back to school. However, we students go back to school from September until November. There was a further lockdown with the division of Italy into three bands: red, orange or yellow areas. Our region, Emilia-Romagna, also initially ended in the yellow zone because it had less infections than other regions; then it was proclaimed orange, and has now returned to the yellow zone. In Germany, however, students still continue to go to school, with precautions such as masks and sanitizing gels. In Italy, in particular our class goes to school divided by surname. The pupils were divided into three groups based on surnames and each group goes a week to achieve a 25% in the presence of a 75% in DaD (distance learning). In Italy the masks were provided by the school, while in Germany the masks had to be bought independently.

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Now in Germany, during the holidays, chancellor Angela  Merkel has decided to carry out a second lockdown. In Italy, on the other hand, the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte has decided on a lockdown period divided by days, which will take on a different color, which will delimit different possibilities: on the red days, there will be a lockdown, on the orange days there will be open beauticians and hairdressers, as well as priority shops that will stay alert even on red days. In the yellow days there will be more freedom. Then the days of the calendar.