Final Products

Project Final Products Coordinators Responsabilities
Final Products
A0: Etwinning Channel
A35: Evaluation plan.
A36: Dissemination plan – Website & Social Networks A37: Online Radio
A38: Didactic Units on entrepreneurship A39: Translation (three languages) of the final products A40: Multichannel online platform.
A41: Entrepreneurship Crafting Board game made 3D printing
A42: Virtual crafting museum web. A43: App with trades at risk getting lost. A44: Collaboration Network

A0: Etwinning Channel

• Activities
• Establish Activities to dinamize our students in Etwinning
• Prepare forums between our students to share our products
• Prepare Video Conferences between our students to share our experiences

• Activities each member
• Insert our Students in the platform
• Create the pages about your school .
• Make our students work in the forums , chats & video conferences.
• Upload the activities developed in your own Mobility
• Upload links to the Products

A44: Collaboration Network

• Activities
• Create the collaboration network in the way of a NGO
• Create a Website for this Network

• Activities each member
• Sign the agreement document

A35: Evaluation plan.

• Activities
• Create a form in google forms after each mobility to test the quality of the activities
• Send this form to each partner participating
• Create Final report

• Activities each member
• Fill the forms after each mobility to test the quality of the activities

A36: Dissemination Plan – Etwinning & Social Networks.

• Activities
• Create the Social Networks (Twitter,Instagram,)
• Dinamize the Social Networks (Look for users, ask for likes)
• Update the Social Networks with the news
• Upload Videos to Video Channel

• Activities each member
• Like our publications
• Follow our acounts and make our students follow them.

A37: Online Radio

• Activities
• Create a Online Radio Channel in SoundCloud or other
• Prepare interviews between our students .
• Upload these interviews to Radio Channel
• Dinamize the radio channel

• Activities each member
• Participe in our interviews.
• Like our interviews .
• Follow our acounts and make our students follow them.

A38: Didactic Units on entrepreneurship.

• Activities
• Create Didactic Units on entrepreneurship at Crafts
• Convert them to Exelearning
• Upload them to the site

A39: Translation (three languages) of the final products.

• Activities
• Translate the Didactic Units from English to each language
• Translate the Museum Descriptions to each language

A40: Multichannel online platform. – Website .

• Activities
• Manage the domains
• Administrate the hosting
• Develop a Visual impacting Website

• Activities each member
• Upload the activities of each mobility (one per activity)
• Upload the activities which are make in your school and have to do with the subjets of our project to the site.

A41: Entrepreneurship Crafting Board game made 3D printing

• This Activity will be concreted further in the project

• Activities
• Create the rules of the game
• Create the Board of the game
• Create the pieces of the game in 3d Printing

• Activities each member
• Help in the development of this activity

A42: Virtual crafting museum Web.

• Activities
• Create the website of the museum
• Upload the documents and videos of each documents

• Activities each member
• Help in the development of this activity.
• Send documentation about the crafts of each region.

A43: App with trades at risk getting lost.

• Activities
• Port the museum website to an android app
• Upload it to Google play

• Activities each member
• Help in the development of this activity

Dissemination

Planned Dissemination

Our strategic dissemination plan has the following dimensions:

1) Dissemination among the centers: Among the partners the dissemination of the results will be carried out using several ways. On the one hand, we will create working groups with the WhatsApp tool for teachers and the other with the Telegram tool for students. In them we will publish the different activities carried out within the framework of the project. Students will also use the eTwinning platform Through Twinspace students will be able to disseminate and share the activities that are done in each partner center through the live platform, using forums, chats or videoconferences. On the other hand, the partner professors pledged to upload the activities carried out to the project website (at least two entries per center and month). For this we will create a user to each center in a collaborative website.

2) Dissemination at local level: We will organize fairs and competitions on handicrafts to publicize the final products. We will invite local agents in which the media have an interest in providing coverage.

Implemented Dissemination of the project

Only in the eucrafts.eu webs, we have got more than 100.000 interactions, without counting on Social Networks & Newspapers. We have been granted with a Etwinning Quality Label.

Website eucrafts.eu : We have got more than 100.000 interactions in our website
(it can be checked here https://eucrafts.eu/stats-visits/ )

Twitter : We have worked in the interearcions of this Social network to count with more than 3000 followers. https://twitter.com/dtse_erasmus

Youtube: We have worked to create a very interesting Youtube channel with information about the activities in the project

Issuu / Ebook : many of the materials prepared in this project have been uploaded to this Channel for its diffussion.

Media : Several newspapers and local tv have informed of our activities.

• http://eucrafts.eu/eucrafts-in-torremolinos-tv/
• http://eucrafts.eu/eucrafts-in-polar-tv-czech-republic/
• https://www.feykir.is/is/frettir/godir-gestir-i-fnv
• http://eucrafts.eu/uipec-project-in-vilnus-lt-newspaper/

Awards : We worked in the etwining platform and got the quality label in our project

Sustainability

Participation in this project in the development of the long -term participating centers will involve a methodological and technological change. The exchange of training between centers with different potentials, but at the same time complementary, will allow the project objectives to be achieved. The way we are going to do it is by integrating the objectives of the project into our Annual Plan.We will do it in all schools.

The methodologies that we are going to learn, and exchange, are optimal for working on a competency -based curriculum. The technologies used are fundamental to guarantee in the long term the labor insertion of our students, and for the centers, they suppose some necessary tools with which to face the challenges implied by the fourth industrial revolution for the educational systems. Sustainability is guaranteed because:

1) The interactive virtual museum on craft trades, the “App” on trades at risk of being lost and teaching units, which will be published on the web and, therefore, will be freely accessible (Under Creative Commons license) . They are therefore the backbone of the sustainability of the project because they will be available beyond two years of subsidy. The work model in our project has a clear focus on social responsibility because we seek the general interest. The results of the project may be transmitted and used in other European countries.

2) The multichannel online platform is a great collaboration network that will bring together all the agents of interest in the craft sector. They will be added as through the dissemination plan in social networks it is implemented, beyond the two -year duration of the project.

The durability and involvement in that network will depend on the links between the centers, which will be strengthened through the mobilities and the network of stakeholders (associations of artisans, foundations, local and regional policy makers, universities etc). The dissemination through the media will make the project attractive to artisans and artisans, who have an opportunity to promote themselves within it. It will be available 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. With this final product we are contributing to preserve European cultural heritage, to value it and to guarantee its transmission to future generations. While reinforcing the idea that the preservation of handicrafts is linked to the concept of the circular economy.

3) The App on trades at risk of disappearing will be free to download from Playstore and will remain available after two years of project grant.

4) The personal relationships created between the members of the project teams of the associated centers will be maintained thanks to the virtual spaces, mainly through eTwinning.

Dissemination

Please describe the dissemination and use plans of the project results.How will you disseminate the results of the project within the association, to local communities and to the wider public? What are the main target groups with whom you would like to share the results? Are there other organizations or groups that will benefit from your project? Please explain how. Our strategic dissemination plan has the following three dimensions:

1) Dissemination among the centers: Among the partners the dissemination of the results will be carried out using several ways. On the one hand, we will create working groups with the WhatsApp tool for teachers and the other with the Telegram tool for students. In them we will publish the different activities carried out within the framework of the project. Students will also use the eTwinning platform Through Twinspace students will be able to disseminate and share the activities that are done in each partner center through the live platform, using forums, chats or videoconferences. On the other hand, the partner professors pledged to upload the activities carried out to the project website (at least two entries per center and month). For this we will create a user to each center in a collaborative website.

2) Dissemination at local level: We will organize fairs and competitions on handicrafts to publicize the final products. We will invite local agents in which the media have an interest in providing coverage.

Project Participants

Next, we identify the different groups involved, how they will participate and the final results of the project from which they will benefit:

1) Students. From 16 to 19 years old. It will carry out training activities, mainly use eTwinning and will complement it with short-term training stays. We will create international teams that will collaborate to develop the final products. They will participate in competitions and fairs to increase our visibility.

Selection criteria should include this items: Involment with the activities of the project, academical Marks, Foreign Language & Communication skills, Relation of their curricula with the objetives of the project. Each center could reserve some some places for the movilities for students with educative and/or economical problems who are active involved in the project.

2) Teachers: Participate in two dimensions: On the one hand, planning training activities for students, exchanging training, experiences and good practices at local and interregional level (benchmarking). And on the other, to successfully achieve the objectives, it will be part of the agreed committees, and which have the following functions:

• The economic commission: its function is to manage the budget. There will be one for each school. The active members will be formed in the project in which the manager, secretary or figure that the competent educational administration indicates for the economic management of the center will be involved in an unfailing way, having at all times the legal responsibility of the center and following both the regulation European in the matter of granting subsidies as the own mechanisms of management of public resources of the competent educational administration.
• The dissemination commission.
• The evaluation and control commission.

3) Families: They are involved in all phases of the project. They will participate in the activities and, in some cases, will direct them. They will give workshops on skills necessary for the performance of old trades of each region, the co-organization of local craft fairs, etc. They will also share the impacts of the project and we will create channels that will allow them, in the future, to continue cooperating with the centers.

4) Other educational centers: you can freely use our final products. Local communities: one of the objectives of the project is the improvement of the employability of our young people through the integration of ICTs for the conservation of cultural heritage, this has a direct impact on endogenous development.

5) Political decision makers: The involvement of political authorities (educational and local) in different activities, such as the presentation of the project in each partner school, improves relations between schools, increases the visibility of the project and improves the image outside the different territories.

6) Artisan business associations: we will visit them and they will give us workshops

7) Non-teaching staff: it benefits from the sharing of the different practices that are followed in each center (benchmarking).

Mobilities

Information about Mobilities:
C1 Spain // C2 United Kingdom // C3 Czech Republic // C4 Iceland //C5 Lithuania // C6 Estonia

Shared GBPE C4 Spain // Shared GBPE C3 Portugal

This Erasmus Project counts with 6 Mobilities to develop all the objetives, activities and Final products.

Due to Covid restrictions to travel and local matters this has been a very difficult to manage and we have to make changes in the original planification as can be seen in the Down calendar.

C1 I European Congress Spain

“INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS“

Spain   Teachers   04-11-2019
Mandatory Activities by Project BLOCK II (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)
A0: Working group in eTwinning.
A1: Official presentation of the project to stakeholders.
A2: Platforms for effective and secure communication: Twinspace.
A3: Problem Based Learning with Google classroom tools.
A4: Project Based Learning (PBL).
A5: Cooperative learning and inclusive methodologies.
A6: Dimensions and applications of emotional intelligence.

More info : http://eucrafts.eu/c1-spain/

C2 II European Congress United Kingdom

“Collaborative Entrepreneurship between European Schools”

7 Students & 2 Teachers (24-28)-02-2020

Mandatory Activities by Project BLOCK II (ENTREPRENEURSHIP):
A7: Connection between competencies in schools and the world of work.
A8: Women artisan entrepreneurs.
A9: CANVAS model in crafts.
A10: Financial education for crafts.
A11: Marketing 3.0 in crafts

More info http://eucrafts.eu/mobility-c2-united-kingdom-european-congress-innovative-methodologies-for-the-implementation-of-international-educational-projects/

C4 IV European Congress Iceland

“DESIGN WITH 3D PRINTING: APPLICATIONS TO ART AND EUROPEAN CRAFTSMANSHIP”

Originaly September 2021 –> Moved to September 2022

2 Teachers & 2-3 additional students for students Host schools *

11-09-2021 – 18-09-2021 –

Mandatory Activities by Project BLOCK V (VIRTUAL REALITY)
A24: Virtual Reality (VR) and Digital citizenship.
A25: Innovation and entrepreneurship with VR.
A26: VR applications to crafts.
A27: Craft in virtual games (minecraft).
A28: Neotelling with “App inventor”.
A29: Advanced Photoshop to promote crafts.

More info: http://eucrafts.eu/mobility-c4-iceland-european-congress-design-with-3d-printing-applications-to-art-and-european-craftsmanship/

C5 V European Congress Czech R.

Originaly April 2021 –> Moved to April 2022

2 Teachers & 3 additional students for students Host schools *

Mandatory Activities by Project : BLOCK IV (3D PRINTING)
A18: 3D Printing Technologies.
A19: Software to design.
A20: FDM printing.
A21: Materials for 3D printing.
A22: Workflow: From design to 3D printing.
A23: Postprocessed after 3D printing

More info: http://eucrafts.eu/mobility-c5-czech-republic/

C3 VI European Congress: Lithuania

Originaly April 2021 –> Moved to April 2022

7 Students & 2 Teachers

Mandatory Activities by Project BLOCK III (HANDCRAFT)
A12: Visual Thinking.
A13: Craft as a cultural industry.
A14: Design as a transmission of culture.
A15: Psychology of color and visual codes.
A16: Historical milestones in European crafts.
A17: Crafts in traditional gastronomy.

More info: http://eucrafts.eu/mobility-c3-lithuania-european-congress-the-value-of-european-craftsmanship-as-transmitter-of-our-culture/

C6 VI European Congress: Estonia

Originaly May 2020 –> Moved to October 2020 –> Moved to April 2022

7 Students & 2 Teachers

Mandatory Activities by Project BLOCK VI (NETWORKS AND FINAL PRODUCTS)
A30: Wayfinding: a window to creativity.
A31: Create collaborative networks with the artisanal sector.
A32: Videographic exhibition of ancestral trades in Europe.
A33: Handicraft Students Entrerprises mini-fair.
A34: Official presentation of final products.

More info: http://eucrafts.eu/mobility-c6-estonia-vi-european-conference-creation-of-collaborative-networks-as-basis-of-territorial-development/

Shared Mobilities GBPE & UIPEC

Three of the six school have developed additional activities in a another common project GBPE

Shared GBPE C3 VI European Congress: Portugal : Programing, Entreprenurship Art & Crafts

More info http://eucrafts.eu/shared-gbpe-uipec-portugal-mobility-c3/

This Mobility C3 in Portugal, has been configurated as the 3nd European Congress: “Programing, Entreprenurship Art & Crafts ” of the Project GBPE with activities for UIPEC project.

Shared GBPE C4 VI European Congress: Spain

More info http://eucrafts.eu/shared-mobility-gbpe-c4-spain/

This Shared Mobility GBPE C4 Spain , has been configurated as the 4th European Congress: “Innovative tools For ICT Learning”  As 3 of the 5 patners (Spain, Iceland & Czech Republic ) of the project are part of the UIPEC Project, which has some commons objetives, we have created some activities which are helpfull to both projects.