WikiSkills project leaflet in English
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The document outlines the Wikiskills project, which aims to promote collaborative learning through wiki culture across various European countries. It includes resources like a pedagogical framework, guidelines for educators, and key competences for wiki-based learning. Additionally, it highlights the project's participation in events like TEDx and emphasizes the creation of a community for educational practitioners and researchers.
WikiSkills project leaflet in English
- 1. Consortium Ynternet.org Switzerland www.ynternet.org die Berater ® Austria www.dieberater.com Ellinogermaniki Agogi Greece www.ea.gr University of Barcelona Spain www.futurelearning.org MAC-Team Belgium www.mac-team.eu HES-SO Switzerland www.hes-so.ch CESGA Spain www.cesga.es Wikimedia Sverige Sweden www.wikimedia.se Contact Théo Bondolfi Ynternet.org Foundation c/o LTI, Campus de Batelle, Drize 7, CH ‐ 1227 Carouge Switzerland + 41 22 548 04 76 info@ynternet.org Facilitating synergic learning and socio‐cultural development www.wikiskills.net This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
- 2. WikiSkills in action learning wiki‐culture opportunities lifelong Main outcomes The WikiSkills Pedagogical Framework: an overall framework to enhance collaborative learning through wikis. A set of Wiki Key Competences: a set of 10 competences that can be fostered by the adoption of the wiki culture. socio‐professional development Guidelines for Teachers and Trainers: a practical e‐book for educators interested in designing and applying their wiki‐based learning scenarios. Available in 4 languages. And more! WikiSkills participation in TEDx conference: at the TEDx Geneva 2013 conference, the project’s outcomes were presented to a large international audience. The Wiki‐Culture tour: a series of 5 conferences in the project countries, to promote the use of wiki in educational contexts. Participate! A Handbook for WikiSkills trainers: a guide aiming to acquaint the WikiSkills training providers with the project’s pedagogical approach. Available in 4 languages. Quotes from the field A teacher: "Wiki is a more democratic way of working with students". A student: "We better understand others. We see how they work". A teacher: "I've never worked like this before. Teachers and students collaborate towards common goals". A student: "Change, innovation, creation. This is WikiSkills in three words". A community of teachers and trainers: a sustainable community of educational practitioners, researchers, and policy‐ makers interested in wiki culture in 6 EU countries. A network of wiki‐experts: a team of experts among the consortium and beyond, that provides expertise to communities interested in integrating wiki tools and methodologies. Visit wikiskills.net