Teaching With Europeana
Background Information The learning scenario above was implemented in one of my Medieval History classes of 26 students (16-year-old). I was searching for something to fit my students’ interests, and after an informal poll that I made amongst them (they had to choose between Medieval manuscripts and their making procedure …
Context Inspired by an insightful Europeana blog post, this Learning Scenario constitutes a journey which starts in Shakespeare’s 16th-century fictional Venice – with Shylock, Antonio, and their biases – and leads students throughout history to our troubled, less-than-perfect present. It is a journey into language, literature, and society, focusing on …
This project-based learning scenario was created by Class Teacher Umut Şencan from Turkey. In this scenario, the students will discover how lighthouses …
When and Where The LS “Ecology: a tool to reinvent the future” was implemented in a Greek Language Course with 12-year-old students. …
The learning scenario highlights and explains the differences between old computer parts and modern computer parts housed in modern computer cases. Is …
Introduction and Summary My name is Donata Federici Monesi and I have created the present learning scenario for a class of secondary …
Imagery of power – visualising what power looks like in 20th-century stereotypes in representing European rulers and dictators in propaganda. A mighty …
Many things have to change course but it is WE HUMAN BEINGS above all who need to CHANGE. Pope Francis Can we …
In this learning scenario, students were asked to work on a statistical representation of Covid-19 across time and space mobilizing both their …
The context for the implementation This Learning Scenario has been developed by Maribel Vila a member of the Europeana Spanish User Group …
