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eTwinning Professional Development Workshop, Lillehammer

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The 9th eTwinning Professional Development Workshop was held 18-20 May 2006 in a rainy Lillehammer, Norway. The workshop gathered 68 teachers from 19 European countries.

In addition to the participant teachers, there were a number of contributors - lecturers, workshop leaders, teachers and pupils - bringing the total number of the group gathered in Lillehammer up to around 95. The participants experienced a mix of presentations, workshops in smaller groups and networking time.
 
Thanks to a group of young reporters from Åmot ungdomsskole, we can present reports and pictures from most of the sessions - and podcasts from some of them.
 

  • The teacher: artist, bureaucrat, coach – or something else?

    Inge Eidsvåg
    Inge Eidsvåg who has been a teacher for 33 years and a principal for some of those years, held a quite breathtaking lecture on the teacher, and the student being taught. What does it mean to be a good teacher? The first thing you think is possibly: “A person who’s obviously good at teaching!”

  • Podcasting

    Ana Margarita Milan Quinteros
    When I first entered the Podcast lecture, I really had no idea what it was. I admit that I’ve heard the name before, though I’ve never quite known what it meant. But the minute Ana Margarita Milan Quinteros started talking I got really interested, and I’ll bet the readers will be to!

  • Videologs/flashmeeting/Moodle

    Nick Falton
    New opportunities using multimedia communicating with other schools

  • Weblog with Torill Elvira Mortensen

    Torill Mortensen
    Weblogging has become a very important tool to reach out to the world. Many people use it every day to communicate and tell others what they are doing. Torill Elvira Mortensen told us about what blogging is.

  • Speed dating

    speed dating at Lillehammer
    After the opening for the eTwinning workshop in Lillehammer, it was time to get to know each other. This was organized with the well known “speed dating” concept.

  • European Children’s Digital Reality. What are they really up to?

    Elisabeth Staksrud in action
    When children go on the net, what do they really do? Are they all as bad as we think they are? Elisabeth Staksrud, a former teacher presented her views with a Powerpoint presentation on children and parents view of the World Wide Web. Elisabeth used to be a teacher in media communication in upper secondary school.

  • 9th eTwinning Workshop on the way

    Anne Gilleran
    The 9th eTwinning Professional Development Workshop is taking place in Lillehammer, Norway (18th-20th May). About 75 teachers from 28 countries are participating. Anne Gilleran from the European Schoolnet held the introduction to the workshop.

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  • The young reporters

    We are four young reporters (aged of 14-15 years) from Åmot Ungdomsskole (lower secondary school) at Rena in Åmot County who are in Lillehammer in order to write about the conference. All of us have also participated in projects like www.birken.no and www.ungdomsavisa.no during the last years.

  • Pictures from Telemarkstunet

    Friday evening was a fantastic evening for us all. A ski lift brouht us up to the top of the ski jumping hill from the Lillehammer olympics in 1994. Afterwards we spent the rest of the evening in the beautiful Telemarkstunet. It was a remarkable evening indeed. Take a look at our picture gallery.

  • Pictures from Lillehammer - Day 3

    Another grey and rainy day in Lillehammer. However the workshop continues. Again we have taken pictures from the events. Take a look. Perhaps you can find yourself somewhere?

  • Pictures from Lillehammer - Day 2

    This day has taken place at Åretta lower secondary School. It's been an interesting day. We have taken some pictures from the events. Have a look at our picture gallery!

  • Pictures from Lillehammer - day 1

    Day 1 of the eTwinning Lillehammer workshop has come to and end. We have collected some of the impressions from the event.

  • Five at the workshop

    We asked some of the teachers what their goals are, which parallel workshops they are going to and what they expect to get out of these few days.

  • The venue

    The workshop took place in Lillehammer, site of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

  • About the workshop

    The 9th eTwinning Professional Development Workshop took place in Lillehammer, Norway, 18-20 May 2006. The workshop gathered 68 teachers and a number of contributors from all over Europe.

  • Contributors

    Meet the contributors to the eTwinning workshop in Lillehammer.