some days ago lucy wrote:
Susanne and I were a bit surprised to learn that we will not be making a website for dissemination of our results as planned in our application. We can get some pupils to construct a website on which we could all place links and data ( for example, photos of tours of various sites, data from the turbines and solar panels, with comparative graphs summarising the information from the different schools, links to videos on youtube, etc). this would be a ‘click on’ map of Europe with a page for each of the sites visited. We would pay for the hosting of the website out of Comenius funds. As I said, we will try to get some pupils to set this up in June, so it will not involve any extra work for any of your schools, simply a transfer of files to the site…
We hope you agree that this should be done in order to fulfil our contractual obligations. We have also said in the application that there will be a Moodle course on renewable energy , is this going ahead or not? I know that we don’t have to do everything we planned but we must do some of it and the website would be a lovely visual resource which could be accessed via each school’s website and via the Socrates/Comenius website…"
It's an important question, I would like explain the situation:
1 - In Germany we agreed that Emilie and Susanne had to talk about the way to build a web site; during the meeting in Italy Emilie said that there were not contacts about this point between them.
2 - Rosemary and Karen did'nt tell us anything about the planned website in Scotland
after these considerations, and considering time and the activities to do:
3 - Everybody agreed that the blog seems to be a good instrument and with youtube could be enought for "contractual obligations"
4 - at the end we recognized that every school could create some pages in the school website (if possible) and Blog will be linked with them.
Of course we can change, but, in my opinion we could concentrate on the results and the activities about the energy; of course we can collaborate with a scottish site with materials and photos ....
Stefano
