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Ambassadors’ task force training sessionSommarøy, Norway
Friday 14th June 2013
Overview
1. Overview – work of the task force
2. Ambassadors – important questions
3. Visibility – the eTwinning Ambassadors’ story
4. Connecting the network – online communities
5. Ambassador trouble-shooting
6. Ambassador introductions
WORK OF THE AMBASSADORS’ TASK FORCE
Ambassadors’ Task force – what and who?
What?
- Been around since 2008
- Coordinated by CSS
- Made up of NSS members
- Sharing best practice from National Ambassador networks
- Defining the concept of ‘European’ ambassador
- Defining priorities for 2013 and beyond
- Planning and delivering key objectives of Catania mini-conference
Belgium-FL Sara
Bulgaria Stoyan
Petr
Francis and Claude
TheklaCyprus
Czech Republic
France
Greece Xanthie
Hungary Klaudia
Ireland Kay
Italy Alex and Donatella
Jeanette
Lisbeth
GudmundurIceland
Malta
Norway
Slovakia Gabriela and Eva
UK Susan and Sophie
20082012/13
Martina
Elizabeth
Irene
Liz and Owain
Germany Heike
Poland Barbara
Bart Switzerland Joris
Achievements until now
ETAN and PDWs
Establishment of the ETAN network and the organisation of specific PDWs for eTwinning Ambassadors
ChaniaVarna
Ischia Villasimus
Nottingham Athens
Limassol
Achievements until now
Central co-ordination
Greater co-ordination of Ambassadors at central level
Learning Events
Promotional Campaigns
Case studies
Mentoring
Achievements until now
Online course
Development of an online training course for European ambassadors
Content development
Selection of Ambassadors
Delivery of online training
Evaluation of the training course
NSS priorities for 2013 discussion - Athens
Four Priorities for 2013
Priority 1
More visibility on the Portal and Desktop
Priority 2
More visibility outside eTwinning
Priority 3
An online Ambassadors’ community
Priority 4
Special events for Ambassadors
Catania
mini-
conferen
ce
E-Book
Pre-conference networking
Objectives of this workshop
Look at the Ambassador concept
Develop a structure for the e-Book
Analysis online networking options
AMBASSADORS – THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
What is an eTwinning Ambassador?
What is an eTwinning Ambassador?
AMBASSADORS – THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
What does an eTwinning Ambassador do?
What does an eTwinning Ambassador do?
What my kids think I do
What my boss thinks I do
What is an eTwinning Ambassador?
What my colleagues think I do
What my family thinks I do
What is an eTwinning Ambassador?
What I actually do
What does an eTwinning Ambassador in your country do?
The Ambassadors
Hans Holbein the Younger
1533
National Gallery, London
The Ambassadors
UK Ambassadors
2008
British Council, London
ETWINNING AMBASSADORS’ NETWORK – THE BIG QUESTIONS
Do we have a strong Ambassadors’ network in eTwinning?Is our network known/visible to the outside world?Do other LLP programmes have Ambassadors’ networks?
VISIBILITY – THE ETWINNING AMBASSADORS’ STORY
Introduction – Setting the context
Quantitative study
Qualitative study
Impact
Evaluation (recommendations?)
Online content
Link for brainstorming activity:
http://tricider.com/multiBrainstorming/C9d2
CONNECTING THE NETWORK
Other online community platforms
Rating Usability Ability to sub-divide groups
Security
5 - Excellent
4 – Very good
3 - Good
4 – Not great
5 - Terrible
Rating matrix
AMBASSADOR TROUBLE-SHOOTING
AMBASSADOR INTRODUCTIONS
NEXT STEPS
Brain-storming session
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