Cultivating lifelong learning and collaboration abilities for Greek secondary school students

We are a   group of insatiate learners: students and teachers ,our only profit is the experience we gain as members  of a social network devoted to perpetual learning, the “Perpetual Learning Network” («Ατέρμονος Μάθηση»in greek)

USING Blackboard/Collaborate platform WHAT FOR?

For the Greek students in order to:

  • cultivate and inspiring them  in using web for self improvement .
  • facilitate them to improve the proper skills for lifelong learning using collaboration and self motivated investigation of ideas and information
  • persuade them that teleconferencing via this platform can be effective and efficient for instructional goals of any difficulty

 

 

HOW

 

  • Giving e-lessons for free.These lessons should be properly constructed and prepared, using as many platform’s possibilities as we learn or get to know.
  • Setting a time schedule of  free use of this virtual room/class for high school teachers that are members of  our group ,in order organize ,guide  and implement  project based lesson plans

http://www.depymak.net/

http://www.facebook.com/groups/atermonos.mathisi?ap=1

https://sites.google.com/site/atermonosmathisi/

http://on.fb.me/perpetual-Learning_lysari

 

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Tags: based, collaboration, greek, learning, project, school, secondary, students

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Comment by Betty Tsakarestou on July 31, 2011 at 11:07am
Nice initiative!
Comment by ariam cohelho on July 31, 2011 at 12:31am
You are made to win! This initiative will help a lot education in Greece in a progressive way. Greek students need it now more than ever!
Comment by IORDANIDOU Simela (Melina) on July 29, 2011 at 7:51am
I like it
Comment by Maria Emmanouilidou on July 26, 2011 at 8:16am
WONDERFULL IDEA!!WE ARE GOING TO WIN!!!
Comment by Depy Makry on July 22, 2011 at 5:11am
thank you. They might like it if they were used to build their own learning paths this way. We made the above link public and we think that it is a matter of time.
Comment by Steve Hargadon on July 19, 2011 at 3:16pm
This sounds great!  I wonder if your students might not like the Student 2.0 network, where they can build their own personal learning network with other students?

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