Second mobility to Slovenia - ŠCNM
With the second international exchange in Slovenia at School center Novo mesto, entitled "My safe technological profile", students were informed about the topics promoted by the European Digital Agenda by following a cycle of workshops and seminars aimed at highlighting the importance of the Web and raising students’ awareness on its risks and dangers, especially regarding cyberbullying.Specific objectives of LTTA C2 were:
- raising awareness about cyber bullying and the risks of the Internet;
- analyzing the potential of the Internet and social networks, promoting its responsible and safe use;
- promoting an inclusive and peaceful learning environment;
- enhancing participants' soft skills, language and digital abilities.
The exchange was attended by 10 participants (5 from each Sending School) and 4 accompanying teachers (2 from each partner school) that stayed in Slovenia
for a total duration of 7 days (2 destined to travel arrangements from and to the hosting country; 5 to the development of learning and training activities). Only the UK partner did not participate in this mobility. The
activities were the following:
• 1st day - welcoming of the foreign delegations at the hosting School’s premises in Slovenia; engagement of the entire school community and institutional
representatives;
• 2nd day - by using multimedia labs and tools, participants will be able to assess the hidden risks of the Internet by simulating interactive activities with the aim of
protecting their sensitive data and social profiles;
• 3rd day - round tables to analyze the commitments made by the European Union to guarantee the IT security of its citizens, with participation of the foreign and
local students, guided by professionals and experts belonging to the Slovenian school’s network;
• 4th day - presentation of the results obtained from the preparatory activities: students will debate on their personal experiences in managing and moderating
comments on their social pages;
• 5th day - cultural exchanges in the hosting School with participation of pupils from other classes.
The involvement of different stakeholders was significant: in addition to the participating students and teachers, the presence of the hosting school community
ensured the spreading of major awareness regarding the topic of digital safety for the youngest generations.
of the learning outcomes achieved abroad.
Some pictures of the mobility:
