Workshop 2

Workshop 2 Web 2.0 as Innovative Toolbox

27.04.2011 / 1 Minute zu lesen

Does Web 2.0 offer an innovative and interesting toolbox for citizenship education? Does the changing culture of participation and activation through the net cause new requirements regarding the target groups of citizenship education? What are the most important challenges/ requirements concerning citizenship education?

Input

The Web 2.0 Map of Educational Events by Jöran Muuß-Merholz

Interner Link: Jöran Muuß-Merholz, J&K - Jöran und Konsorten, Agency for Education (Germany) (PDF-Version: 547 KB)
Interner Link: The Web 2.0 Map of Educational Events by Jöran Muuß-Merholz (JPEG-Version: 186 KB)

Good Practice Projects

Externer Link: www.gudrasgalvas.lv
, Interner Link: presented by Linda Jakobsone, Centre for Public Policy PROVIDUS (Latvia)
(PDF-Version: 278 KB)
Interner Link: WEB 0: Bringing online communication tools to the street, presented by Julius Narkunas, Lamikis.lt (Lithuania) (PDF-Version: 281 KB)
Interner Link: Network Democracy, presented by Mieke van Heesewijk, Network Democracy (the Netherlands)
(PDF-Version: 267 KB)

Report

Interner Link: Nathalie Doodkorte, The House for Democracy and the Rule of Law(the Netherlands) (PDF-Version: 544 KB)

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