Thursday 4 September 2014

The First LDV Partnership Meeting in WROCLAW

Facing Crisis: Games, simulations and popular ICT in language teaching(Games)Project meeting report

Leonardo da Vinci 2012 Partnership Programmes:

The first meeting of LDV ‘Games’ partnershıp was held under the management of University of Trzeciego Wieku w Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim between the dates ,
30-31/10/2013 in in Wroclaw city of Poland.The agenda of the meeting was as below.
Coordinator of the project:
Poland: Uniwersytet Trzeciego Wieku w Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim
Partners of the project:
Austria: Hackl & Kienel-Mayer OG
France: Association M3_MCube
Spain: Universidad de Almería
Turkey: Demokrasiyi Seven Genç Eğitimciler Derneği
Turkey: Nazilli Halk Eğitimi Merkezi Ve Aksam Sanat Okulu

Wrocław (Poland): 30-31.10.2013
Start-up meeting of the project
Host of the meeting: Uniwersytet Trzeciego Wieku w Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim
Visiting participants of the meeting:
1.      Austria: Hackl & Kienel-Mayer OG
2.      France: Association M3_MCube
3.      Spain: Universidad de Almería
4.      Turkey: Demokrasiyi Seven Genç Eğitimciler Derneği
5.      Turkey: Nazilli Halk Eğitimi Merkezi Ve Aksam Sanat Okulu

Agenda of the project meeting at Uniwersytet Trzeciego Wieku w Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim

30.01.2013
I. Welcome address and introduction by Aleksander Kobylarek and Jacek Gulanowski
II. Presentations of all project partner organisations:
Main aims of the organisations, fields of interest, history, other projects already realised or in realisation.
Coffee break
III. Presentation of the project by Jacek Gulanowski:
·         Aims and ideas of the project
·         Field of interest
·         Ways of achieving the aims
·         Timetable of project activities
·         Reulsts and outcomes of the project
·         Tasks of each partners
IV. Discussion about general plan and project ideas (moderated by Aleksander Kobylarek and Jacek Gulanowski)
·         aims to be realised
·         division of tasks and deadlines
·         rules of evaluation of the tasks and of the whole project
·         final documents
·         role of the coordinator
·         setting the place and time of the next project meeting
·         distribution of the tasks of rejected partners
Lunch
V. Project workshops by Ilona Zakowicz and Jacek Gulanowski
VI. Recapitulation of the meeting
Dinner

31.10.2013
I. Tour of the city
Lunch
II. Departure of project participants





The main resulsts of the meeting:


I. Results and outcomes of the project (distribution and deadlines)
Date
Partner
Description
Deadline
1
IX 2013
Poland
Project Website
XI 2013
2
IX 2013
Spain
Project logo and corporative image
XI 2013
3
X 2013
France
Information Leaflet about the Learning Partnership
XI 2013
4
X 2013
ALL
Description of the educational supportive techniques from all partners
XI 2013
5
XI 2013
Turkey: Nazilli
Project dissemination in the social network (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube etc)
XII 2013
6
XII 2013
Turkey (DSGED)
Project promotional advertisement for local and national dissemination
7
I 2014
Poland
The common tool for investigation (a questionnaire for teachers’ needs)
I 2014
8
I 2014
ALL
Participants Staff Portfolios (Linked in?)
9
V 2014
Austria
Electronic catalogue of Supportive Techniques and Competencies in language teaching
I 2014
10
VI 2014
ALL
Interim Report
11
III 2015
ALL
Local seminars promoting project's experiences and results
12
IV 2015
Spain
Good Practice Guide
13
IV 2015
Turkey (NHEMvASO)
A Booklet with the views of the participants about the usage of audio-visual method in language learning
14
V 2015
Austria
Digital collection of games to improve entrepreneurship
15
VI 2015
Spain
On-line article about the project
16
VI 2015
ALL
Final Conference
17
VI 2015
Poland
Methodological files
18
VII 2015
ALL
On-line final document
19
VII 2015
ALL
Final Report

II. Distribution of tasks among the partners:
  Poland: To demonstrate how the andragogical model could improve language courses for older people (GAMES AND SIMULATION - objective A.3)
  France: To suggest how games for memory training can be applied in language teaching (GAMES AND SIMULATION - obj. A.2)
  Spain: To suggest which technology can be used in the learning of the elderly (TOOLS - obj. B.1)
  Turkey (DSGED): To suggest how make ICT courses for people from disadvantaged groups more efficient (TOOLS - obj. B.3)
  Turkey (NHEMvASO): To demonstrate the effect of audio-visual objects in language teaching (TOOLS – obj. B.5)
  Austria: To collect/ develop games that improve entrepreneurship (GAMES & SIMULATION - obj. A.6)

III. Distribution of the tasks of rejected partners:
  Portugal: To suggest which games can stimulate the mind (GAMES AND SIMULATION - obj. A.1) to: France
  Italy: To demonstrate the innovative use of ICT in the lifelong education of adults (TOOLS - obj. B.2) to: Turkey-Nazilli
  UK: To suggest simulations for VET learners (GAMES AND SIMULATION - obj. A.4) to: Turkey – Democratic Educators
  Spain: To show how role playing could be useful for the study of languages for adults (GAMES ANDSIMULATION - obj. A.5) to: Austria
  Ireland: To demonstrate how the mobile applications for tablets and smartphones can be used in the study of languages (TOOLS – obj. B.4) to: Spain-Almeria
  Finland: To suggest easy-to-learn and easy-to-use Web 2.0 tools and mobile learning applications for collaboration and communication in distance learning of adults (TOOLS - obj. B.6) Task Rejected!

IV. Dates and places of the next project meetings:
  Date of second meeting: 7.02.2014; Paris. France
  Date of third meeting: 11.09.2014: Almeria, Spain

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