All videos from the second workshop day in Rocca al Mare are finally available. After the eMapps game we had a nice dinner in Kolu Inn. During the dinner we were taught Estonian folk dances…
… and national games.
After dancing and playing we had a short concert of Estonian folk music and possibililty to try out different instruments.
The party ended with a traditional “Train Dance”.
Video recording of eMapps game is finally available in Youtube. This was first time when I edited video for Youtube and therefore I had to experiment with various settings. Finally I found a very helpful blog post about getting video from iMovie to Youtube. You can see the results here.
Another video from dinner in Rocca al Mare will come soon…
We used a freeware programme in this workshop.
What is the name of the programme?
Does anyone remember?
We would like to share with you the posters from the workshop Pedagogy can be Fun.
You could find all of them in Flickr
I have created a social network for everyone who was at the Estonia PDW. We all had such a great time I thought it would be a good way to keep in touch. I don’t have everyone’s email address,but anyone who would like to join can by going to http://etwinningreunion.ning.com/ and asking to join. If you are already a member and know the emails of people who are not, please invite them.
Deborah ,
from the UK
Listen to Voices Of The World or should I say Europe at the moment from the eTwinning camp in Estonia at my blog and leave a comment if you want to be part of the project. Sharon
Our last interview was made with Daniela Lucci Cordisco from Italy and Külli Kaasik from Estonia. They share their experiences from eTwinning project that they have.
Our third interview was made wis Ewa Arvidsson from Sweden.
Our second interview was made with Steffen Töppler from Germany.
During the dinner on Friday evening we asked from Christina Crawley and Simon Graham about their first impressions about the workshop.
