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It's an objective tool to do assessment. It is useful, transparent, and flexible.

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You can create a free account, and store your shortlinks. The shortlink is customizable, which makes it easier to remember.

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URL Shortener - Short URLs & Custom Free Link Shortener | Bitly

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Bitly’s Connections Platform is more than a free URL shortener, with robust link management software, advanced QR Code features, and a Link-in-bio solution.

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Make a line from smallest to tallest with eyes closed.

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Throw a ball to your peer and ask him/her to tell the most important takeaway of the day.

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Whisper a sentence in a circle from one person to the other. How much has it changed during the round?

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The Telephone Game is familiar to many people, as it has been around for years. The game remains popular because it can be played by any age and in many situations. A good telephone game works in the classroom, at parties, and for a family fun night. No special materials are necessary and you can play anywhere.

How to Play the Telephone Game

1. Getting Started. Players must sit in a circle or stand in a straight line. They need to be close enough that whispering is possible, but not so close that players can hear each other whisper.

2. Begin the Game. The first person in the line or circle whispers a word or phrase into the ear of the person sitting or standing to their right.

3. The Game Continues. Players whisper the phrase to their neighbors until it reaches the last player in line.

4. The Conclusion. The last player says the word or phrase out loud so everyone can hear how much it has changed from the first whisper at the beginning of the circle or line.

Rules for Telephone Game:

The word or phrase can only be whispered once, so players must pay close attention.

The word or phrase should never be a too familiar; you want to make sure it changes as it is whispered.

Only one player - the first - should know what the word or phrase is. The facilitator of the game may wish to have the original phrase or word written down.

The Object of the Game

The main purpose of the Telephone Game is for the amusement of the players. However, there are some additional benefits for those playing. The Telephone Game:

helps clearly show how small misconceptions can end up making a huge difference.

is fun for the players, generates laughs, and helps a group relax.

can help young children or those learning English develop their active listening skills.

serves as a springboard for discussing the importance of active listening.

is used for classroom counseling lessons to help children understand the impact of gossip and rumors.

Variations:

Team Telephone Game

The Telephone Game works as a team game, especially if you have a large group. Give both teams the same word or phrase, or let them choose one of their own. The winning team is the one with the ending word or phrase closest to the original.

Rumors is a version of the telephone game where players deliberately change one or two words of the phrase. Rumors is also known as Gossip.

Examples to Help with the Telephone Game

Telephone game examples of words, phrases, and sentences help a facilitator provide a suitable starting point for the game. It works well to start with easy words, phrases, or sentences and move to some that are more difficult. We have listed some examples of good telephone game starters you can use.

Telephone Game Words

Telephone game words work well for younger players. Words should be fairly long and open to misinterpretation. Some examples of telephone game words are:

Telephone Game Phrases

Good telephone game phrases use alliteration - the repetition of letters and sounds. Some examples of good telephone game phrases are:

a guppy in a shark tank

candy crunching coconut lovers

red roses with thorny stems

doorknobs and doorjambs with hasps and hinges

ü twenty-two teens typing texts

Telephone Game Sentences

Good Telephone Game sentences include famous quotes, or sentences containing multiple numbers and colors. Remember that a Telephone Game sentence should be fairly easy to misinterpret. Also, try to use sentences with alliteration.

Two tiny toads ate fat flying flies.

The funny bunny hid the colored candy in the colored can.

The queen sat on her throne and ate thorny kumquats.

Many maids mop motels.

Dogs dig holes for big bones.

A bunch of yellow bananas launched on a blue boat.

Twelve tumbling purple people pulled turnips.

A good Telephone Game provides not only amusement, but also involves your group in an unexpected challenge; how can something whispered be so totally changed when it moves through a group of people. You can play the Telephone Game with ages eight through adult and in classrooms, before and after school programs, at sleepovers, and with sports groups or at camp. Have fun!

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For idea generation and sorting, even mindmapping

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Make the atmosphere relaxed by offering something to eat and/or drink. Ask the participants to mingle and talk to others to solve a problem. Our "problem" this time was to find partners to team with. That is why we also used a big post-it to "market" our competence and interests

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Google communities for Peer Group Activities

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Google communities for Peer Group Activities

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Offer different statements and ask the participants take a place on a line, where one end represents I strongly agree and the other I strongly disagree

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TUT - 5- ManizalesGuidanceCounseliingTheoryPractice.pdf - All Documents

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A simple reflection activity. The twist is that you don't ask the most important takeaway, but the most surprising one

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Playing cards are handy for dividing groups. Big playing cards are extra handy!

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Collect the artifacts you have worked with during the course, and make the participants take a tour in teams and reflect on them.

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Lots of free tools for analyzing and strengthening team performance are available at Belbin website

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For collecting ideas into a wordcloud. Answergarden.

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We used several variations of this technique (as think-team-share). We collected ideas on small post-its, piece of paper and large post-its, and shared them on Flinga, by discussing and comparing outcomes to lecture notes, and by arranging the big post-its on the wall.

Think-Pair-Share instructions

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For introducing the teams and wrapping up the team building day

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Analyzing own & team competences with criteria cards, which were arranged into quadrants (horizontal axis- your competence from low to high, vertical axis importance for your university from low to high

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Add keywords from the day's workshop around the space and ask people to find the word they think is the biggest takeaway. Short discussion among people who chose the same word. Optionally summary of each discussion is shared in the whole group.

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Interactive presentations (e.g. Polls, wordclouds, comment walls etc.) can easily be made with https://www.mentimeter.com/

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Choreography for  24 people.

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We sang some Finnish christmas songs in order to increase team group spirit

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edvisto.com

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Rapid research method applied to social problems

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Rapid research method applied to social problems

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For collecting ideas and casting votes.

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A tool for digital story telling. Several people can co-edit the same video. Edvisto is used a lot in Finnish primary education in the phenomenon-based approach where kids document their project work together.

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Según el portal , el sistema educativo finlandés parte de la premisa de que la escuela es el pilar fundamental para la vida de los seres humanos y esta no puede ser asumida como una tarea agotadora y desmotivante.

" Por esta razón, los niños en este país europeo comienzan las clases a los 7 años, tienen cursos más cortos que el resto de los menores del mundo, vacaciones más largas, menos tareas y -hasta cierto nivel- menos exámenes".

Este sistema educativo basa gran parte de su estructura en el juego y los trabajos por proyectos, "l a docencia se basa en un sistema de enseñanza personalizado. Desde los primeros cursos se interviene en el proceso de aprendizaje de cada alumno, haciendo énfasis en sus debilidades y dificultades, esto garantiza que los potenciales problemas se diagnostiquen a tiempo y se respeten los distintos ritmos de aprendizaje de cada niño", se indica en el documento 'La Educación Finlandesa en Síntesis' de Finish National Agency For Education.

El sistema evaluativo en la educación finlandesa evita los números desmotivando para no fomentar la competencia sin sentidos entre los estudiantes.

De la misma manera, este sistema educativo promueve la estrecha participación activa de los padres. Las familias consideran la educación fundamental y la complementan con actividades culturales.

'La Educación Finlandesa en Síntesis' documento de Finish National Agency For Education, expone que la educación infantil temprana y las guarderías ofrecen cuidado, educación y enseñanza para apoyar el crecimiento equilibrado, el desarrollo y el aprendizaje de los niños, además de otras características:

Cada niño tiene el derecho subjetivo de recibir educación infantil temprana, esta puede tener lugar en guarderías o en pequeños grupos en casas de familia.

La educación preescolar es obligatoria para los niños de seis años.

La misma puede impartirse tanto en guarderías como en escuelas.

En el año del preescolar adquieren destrezas, conocimientos y capacidades básicas en diferentes áreas de aprendizaje de acuerdo con su edad y sus aptitudes.

Se prioriza el método de aprender jugando. La educación básica se imparte en una estructura unificada, los niños comienzan la enseñanza obligatoria, de nueve años de duración, el año en que cumplen siete.

Las autoridades locales asignan a cada alumno una plaza en una escuela cercana a su domicilio, pero los padres son libres de elegir el centro de enseñanza que prefieran, dentro de ciertas restricciones.

La educación básica se imparte en una estructura unificada, es decir que no hay distinción entre la escuela primaria y la secundaria inferior.

Como las anteriores múltiples características hace que en Finlandia la educación sea de mejor calidad orientando al niño a conseguir desde sus propias habilidades el aprendizaje.
Fuentes: http://www.oph.fi/download/151278_education_in_finland_spanish_2013.pdf Content marketing:

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Identified assessment criteria, rubric designin, and taking into account different levels

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Identified assessment criteria, rubric designin, and taking into account different levels

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We used a puzzle of 25 pieces. Each participants got one piece, and the task was to collect the market place image. Market place metafor was later used in the assessment methods workshop.

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We practices new songs, but it could be familiar songs, e.g. Somehow related to the theme of the day.

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For making engaging quizes e.g. as icebreakers or warm-up activities.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Tie a know!

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You can download the cards from https://bit.ly/MegatrendsCards

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With ThingLink you can add hyperlinks to your images, and work with 360˚ pics.

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ThingLink: Create unique experiences with interactive images, videos & 360° media

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Easily create interactive and immersive visual experiences for online communication and learning. Start a free trial!

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A tool for brainstorming and voting, https://www.tricider.com/

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You can come up with numrous themes which invite the participants to fully engage in the workshop. We asked people mime What happened the evening before?

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A free tool for co-creating mindmaps. Available as Google Doc plug-in.

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Structure writing

Use notes and attachments to quickly create a structure for an article or a writing assignment, then create a document outline and continue editing in your favourite writing tool

Create storyboards

Use a frictionless planning canvas to capture and organise your thoughts, and then put them into a powerful storyboard to turn a hierarchy of ideas into a sequence of slides.

Post to social media

MindMup Atlas automatically adds images and contextual information to ensure that your maps show up nicely on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Pinterest.

Plan and manage projects

Add measurements to map nodes to automatically calculate cost, completion and other important factors. Manage project progress easily with icons and priorities.

Collaborate easily

Maps saved to MindMup Cloud support concurrent editing for teams and classrooms, enabling you to instantly see updates made to your map by other users.

Attach documents

Add longer text, videos and spreadsheets to your maps. MindMup for Google Drive also allows you to link to other project documents on Google Drive easily.

Add images

Quickly add images and icons to your maps to provide context and illustrations.

Administer easily

Administrators can easily control sharing settings for the entire organisation. MindMup also integrates with Office365 and Google authentication for easy account management.

MindMup Cloud

Free users can create public maps up to 100 KB and save them up to six months. No account or registration needed.

Gold users can create private maps, share and edit concurrently.
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Free online mind mapping. The most productive online mind map canvas on the Web. Supports Freemind mindmap import/export. Easy mindmapping software.

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Availlable as a plug-in for Chrome.

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Collaborative mind mapping: Real-time brainstorming, add images, Drive support, save mind maps as PDF, Image, .mm, text.

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Kind of a mind map tool. Works really nice on iPad,

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For making posters, infographics and slide sets. Piktochart comes with ready-made templates (but you can also start from scratch) and lots of free to use photos and icons.

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Infographic Maker Trusted By 11 Million Users - Piktochart

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With Piktochart AI, you can create stunning infographics, reports, presentations, and more in seconds. No design experience needed. Start for free.

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Create amazing posters and infographics! Lot’s of templates and icons,

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Exchange of christmas traditions in Colombia and Finnland

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Exchange of christmas traditions in Colombia and Finnland