Teaching With Europeana
My first teacher Can you still remember your first teacher? This is the question I asked, out of curiosity, to my students who are now nineteen years old. I continued the inquiry by conducting a little survey whose results are presented below: Clearly, most of them had the door to …
Are you searching for innovative ways of using arts and science digital heritage to raise your students’ awareness about today’s society’s big issues? Then this competition is for you! In collaboration with the 2021 STEM Discovery Campaign, the Europeana Education Competition 2021 is inviting primary and secondary school teachers of …
How can education profit from easily accessible digital cultural heritage content? With the aim of increasing digital cultural data as a trusted …
‘The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.’ /Dan …
Being a part of the Europeana Education community since 2018 has substantially enriched my teaching activities with new ideas and possibilities. At …
On 26th October, Europeana Education launched #reinventingBeethoven: a challenge for primary and secondary teachers around the life and work of Ludwig van …
Human Rights and Migration: Why should I care? We are living in scary times. Indifference and ignorance threaten our existence from climate …
“The classical gods have gathered for a cheerful meeting in the clouds,” says on the Europeana platform presenting the painting above. In …
250 years ago, on 16 December 1770, Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany. To celebrate his anniversary, some institutions across …
Starting in February, we began to research the legacy of Nobel Prize laureates, paying attention to the role of Women in Science. …
