Presentation 2
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The contents and tools included in eTwinning are organised into three different levels of access and privacy. Firstly, we can find the sites of the Central Service (http://www.etwinning.net/[http://www.etwinning.net/es/pub/index.htm]), such as the National Service (http://www.etwinning.es/[http://www.etwinning.es/index/]). They are open and can be accessed by any user, whether they are registered in eTwinning or not. Then, we can find the desktop, which can only be accessed by registered users. Lastly, TwinSpace, which is reserved for members taking part in a specific project. | The contents and tools included in eTwinning are organised into three different levels of access and privacy. Firstly, we can find the sites of the Central Service (http://www.etwinning.net/[http://www.etwinning.net/es/pub/index.htm]), such as the National Service (http://www.etwinning.es/[http://www.etwinning.es/index/]). They are open and can be accessed by any user, whether they are registered in eTwinning or not. Then, we can find the desktop, which can only be accessed by registered users. Lastly, TwinSpace, which is reserved for members taking part in a specific project. | ||
| - | In this unit we shall analyse the | + | In this unit we shall analyse the public sites and we will see how the contents are organised so we can make the most of them and learn to browse them easily. The other two levels will be dealt with in further units of the course. |
| - | Sites are designed around three main objectives: ''' | + | Sites are designed around three main objectives: '''information, counselling and visibility'''. Here we can read about published articles and news connected with eTwinning, thus keeping users up-to-date with what is happening in the programme. We can also see documents, guides and ideas that can be used as a guidance and help for teachers who wish to start an eTwinning project or are already working on one, as well as means to communicate with the Central and National Services. Thirdly, the projects that are acknowledged for having a certain level of quality are published in the sites and organised into galleries: projects with national or European Awards, Quality Labels, other projects that are worth promoting... In addition, there are interviews with teachers, blogs, etc. Both the project galleries and the users' opinions can be used to show good practice and become a source of inspiration and ideas for teachers. |
Now we shall analyse the structure and organisation of the ''National Support and Central Support Service ''sites. Contents are divided into four sections: | Now we shall analyse the structure and organisation of the ''National Support and Central Support Service ''sites. Contents are divided into four sections: | ||
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We shall also study some other functions which are not included in these sections. | We shall also study some other functions which are not included in these sections. | ||
| - | Bear in mind that both the European and national sites are constantly being improved. This is why some of the images you see in this unit may not correspond what we see on the sites. | + | Bear in mind that both the European and national sites are constantly being improved. This is why some of the images you see in this unit may not correspond with what we see on the sites. |
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Unit 2. Sites
The contents and tools included in eTwinning are organised into three different levels of access and privacy. Firstly, we can find the sites of the Central Service (http://www.etwinning.net/[1]), such as the National Service (http://www.etwinning.es/[2]). They are open and can be accessed by any user, whether they are registered in eTwinning or not. Then, we can find the desktop, which can only be accessed by registered users. Lastly, TwinSpace, which is reserved for members taking part in a specific project.
In this unit we shall analyse the public sites and we will see how the contents are organised so we can make the most of them and learn to browse them easily. The other two levels will be dealt with in further units of the course.
Sites are designed around three main objectives: information, counselling and visibility. Here we can read about published articles and news connected with eTwinning, thus keeping users up-to-date with what is happening in the programme. We can also see documents, guides and ideas that can be used as a guidance and help for teachers who wish to start an eTwinning project or are already working on one, as well as means to communicate with the Central and National Services. Thirdly, the projects that are acknowledged for having a certain level of quality are published in the sites and organised into galleries: projects with national or European Awards, Quality Labels, other projects that are worth promoting... In addition, there are interviews with teachers, blogs, etc. Both the project galleries and the users' opinions can be used to show good practice and become a source of inspiration and ideas for teachers.
Now we shall analyse the structure and organisation of the National Support and Central Support Service sites. Contents are divided into four sections:
Information and news;
Ideas and experiences;
Counselling and help;
Search tools.
We shall also study some other functions which are not included in these sections.
Bear in mind that both the European and national sites are constantly being improved. This is why some of the images you see in this unit may not correspond with what we see on the sites.
