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Module 4 - A History lesson with Europeana

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Module 4 - A History lesson with Europeana

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Collaborative Learning has benefits teaching in multiple ways. The only difficulty I can spot is the "noise" in the classroom while working in groups. This is a very often phenomenon, especially with younger students. Usually, I try to establish with my students a bunch of group rules in order to communicate without making unnecessary noise.

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Module 4 - Project-Based Learning and Augmented Reality with Europeana

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Module 4 - Project-Based Learning and Augmented Reality with Europeana

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Very often I use PBL in my classroom. Actually this year I and my students are building an escape room for other students to play, using pbl methods. Also, we are trying to create an AR riddle for our game.

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Module 3 - Ready-to-use resources developed with partners

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Module 3 - Ready-to-use resources developed with partners

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- Title: Forbidden Women
Link: http://la.historiana.eu/la/activity/forbidden-women/
Explanation: As my students are very young (9 years old) I would use only a part of LA during the implementation of project about gender equality

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The activity is aimed to focus on women's exclusion from the public space during fascist rule in Italy and in Spain and to raise awareness of the intertwinement between informative and productive censorship under the totalitarian regimes. It is also intended to elicit a comparison between past and present: has everything changed?

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Module 2 - How to Search the Europeana Collections

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Module 2 - How to Search the Europeana Collections

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Title: Jason with the Golden Fleece
Author: Bertel Thorvaldsen
Provider: Skagens Museum
Type of Licence:  Free Re-use

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This sculpture is Thorvaldsen's breakthrough work. Jason was begun in Rome in 1802; finished in plaster and commissioned in marble by the rich English patron of the arts, Thomas Hope, in 1803; but only delivered 25 years later. This sculpture is Thorvaldsen's breakthrough work. Jason was begun in Rome in 1802; finished in plaster and...

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Module 2 - Introduction to Europeana Collections

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Module 2 - Introduction to Europeana Collections

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This year I am teaching the third grade of the primary school. I could definitely use Europeana Collections in History Class and especially in teaching Greek mythology and how the Greek myths have inspired many European artists (painters, musicians etc) throughout the years. I could create an online game for my students named "Guess the Myth" using famous paintings and statues.

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I have checked the website before but I haven't used it the classroom, yet.

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In my opinion, cultural heritage implies a shared bond, our belonging to a community. It represents our history and our identity; our bond to the past, to our present, and the future.

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http://6dim-ermoup.kyk.sch.gr/

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Module 1 - Cultural Heritage in Education

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Module 1 - Cultural Heritage in Education

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I am a primary school teacher, so cultural heritage in a great part of my teaching in various classes such as local and European history, art, mythology, eTwinning projects etc

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Module 1 - 2018: European Year of Cultural Heritage

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Module 1 - 2018: European Year of Cultural Heritage

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We could prepare an online quiz about cultural heritage and ask students from other local schools to answer it

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My name is Nektarios Farassopoulos and I am a primary school teacher in Syros, Greece.
This year I teach the third grade.
Also, I am eTwinning and Scientix ambassador.

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The capital of Syros as well as of the insular complex of the Cyclades exudes an aura of neoclassical romance harmoniously combining elements from ancient Greece and Western Europe. Visitors are welcome to follow the narrow streets through the picturesque neighborhoods, discover images and experiences of a bygone era and encounter monuments along with neoclassical buildings from the imperious history. From the impressive Town Hall in Miaouli square, inspired by Ernest Ziller and the palaces of Troy, the Apollon Theater which is a miniature of Scala di Milano, the mansions in the charming area of Vaporia, the municipal library and the remarkable museums of the island [...]

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Syros, the island of 4 seasons | Syros - More than an island

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The capital of Syros as well as of the insular complex of the Cyclades exudes an aura of neoclassical romance harmoniously combining elements from ancient Greece and Western Europe. Visitors are welcome to follow the narrow streets through the picturesque neighborhoods, discover images and experiences of a bygone era and encounter monuments along with neoclassical buildings from the imperious history.