Teaching With Europeana
Once upon a time, there were princesses, knights, dragons, witches, giants and fairies… But, guess what? They have been among us all along! You can still find them, if you know where to look. There are two places where one can be sure to encounter them: fairy tales and one’s …
Contribute to the New European Bauhaus movement by taking part in a Europeana mentoring programme and educational challenge to design beautiful and sustainable spaces with Mozilla Hubs. Europeana’s eight-week mentoring programme will help educators and their students combine collaborative learning experiences and digital technologies with the values of accessibility, inclusivity …
A learning scenario by Peter Pivoda, gallery educator at the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava, Slovakia Everybody collects something, even if they …
The aim of this scenario is to help students produce digital heritage by using digital storytelling. Many students can not make proper, …
Our world has changed, but our schools have not. We have smartboards, we teach in virtual classrooms, we use AI-powered solutions but …
Background The pandemic context of teaching and learning forced us to reinvent ourselves, to preserve the affective dimension of the relationship between …
Cultural heritage is a key factor for the refocusing on the basis of dialogue between cultures, respect for identities and diversity, and …
Queen Victoria is an iconic figure of history. She was a great queen, wife and mother. Teenagers can learn a lot from …
This museum education learning scenario explores the roots of financial institutions, professions (like stockbrokers and bankers) and historical events with a big …
The 21st century is full of texts that reach readers through various media. The students should always be taught in the field …
