Teaching With Europeana
“The classical gods have gathered for a cheerful meeting in the clouds,” says on the Europeana platform presenting the painting above. In November 2020 the Europeana Ambassadors, teachers and museum educators, European Schoolnet and Europeana representatives had their annual kickoff meeting online. Not resembling Gods, but having an enlivening workshop …
250 years ago, on 16 December 1770, Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany. To celebrate his anniversary, some institutions across Europe are creating activities related to #Beethoven250 and commemorating the Ode to Joy from the choral movement of the Beethoven’s 9th Symphony as an anthem of European fraternity …
Starting in February, we began to research the legacy of Nobel Prize laureates, paying attention to the role of Women in Science. …
This story of implementation is based on the learning scenario “Symmetrical ART” created by Rafael Montero, a teacher from Spain. The students …
The learning scenario ‘Exploring Species’ Habitats‘, created by Elena Vladescu, was implemented by a Finnish teacher Karoliina Mutanen with the 4th-grade students, …
This learning scenario introduces art into English Classroom. Students will learn about life and work of the most famous Croatian female artist, …
Update: European Schoolnet has extended this call until the 5th of December 2020 as it is still looking for teachers from Hungary …
Are you a Museum Educator? Are you looking for new opportunities to enrich your career? Then join the community of Museum Educators …
European Schoolnet is looking for 3 museum educators from the European Union to join the Europeana DSI-4 project as Europeana Museum Educator …
The learning scenario “In my shoes” familiarises students with the rich collection of the Europeana platform while encouraging them to use their …
