Dear Partners,

At this point we will review some tips about important issues which are all part of the Code of Conduct: eSafety, authorship & copyright and Netiquette. 

Hope it helps :)

eSafety, the more the merrier!

• A reminder about eSafety is always welcome
• eSafety and eTwinning link 

Security policies for safer internet link to booklet and posters

https://www.esafetylabel.eu/outputs-esafety_champions/champion_materials/security-policies-for-safer-internet

LINK to Code of Conduct on eTwinning

Copyright & Authorship

• Create your own material 
• Not possible??  Respect authorship rules
• Always acknowledge the author
• Learn about the use of Creative Commons License

WEB 2.0 TOOLS

IMPORTANT - These tools have a free version with some limitations. You can link to the tool web home and see the tutorial for more information.

*These tools are just a suggestion. You can use others for the same purpose.

Powtoon  Easy animations. Once done, you must upload it to Youtube to share your work.

Powtoon In five steps

Voki To create an avatar adding your voice

Padlet A space for communication and meeting and much more.

Mentimeter  Perfect to get quick information of the participants and to highlight results.

Genial.ly  For presentations, infographics....

OTHERS: 

Pinterest  is a visual discovery engine for finding ideas.

With billions of Pins on Pinterest, you'll always find ideas to spark inspiration and create your board about a topic, like this SUSTAINABILITY board. 

Kahoot  is a game-based learning platform that makes it easy to create, share and play learning games or trivia quizzes in minutes. Unleash the fun in classrooms, offices and living rooms!

Quizizz allows you to conduct student-paced formative assessments in a fun and engaging way for students of all ages.

Emaze is for creating all types of content professionally designed, presentations, websites, e-cards, blogs and photo albums.

CCSearch is a tool that allows openly licensed and public domain works to be discovered and used by everyone.

Scratch serves as an introductory tool that aids students' advancement in the more sophisticated programming languages. It is used in many school districts to promote learning for academic subjects such as math and science and can be a great tool for constructive learning and project–based learning.

These are the webtools we used to comply with the project tasks