The White Dress from Patrick Jordan on Vimeo.
The White Dress is a short evocative story of a young child who has no support in her life. It is thought provoking and really well done. Enjoy!
Thursday 11 February 2010
Saturday 2 January 2010
Leeds Culture Grundtvig Trainign Seminar - Video
Definite version of my Leeds Culture 2009 Video!
I've tried to show all essential aspects of the training seminar. The goal has been to capture two main things: the structure and content of the training, from inputs to evaluation, on the one hand; and the friendly atmosphere among trainers and participants, on the other hand. It has been displayed into two parts to facilitate uploading.
Part I: Training and first hand experiences:
Main music: "The Street You Live in" - Richard Clayderman.
Part II: Presentations and Evaluation:
Main music: "Beautiful Dramer" - Phil Coulter.
I've tried to show all essential aspects of the training seminar. The goal has been to capture two main things: the structure and content of the training, from inputs to evaluation, on the one hand; and the friendly atmosphere among trainers and participants, on the other hand. It has been displayed into two parts to facilitate uploading.
Part I: Training and first hand experiences:
Main music: "The Street You Live in" - Richard Clayderman.
Part II: Presentations and Evaluation:
Main music: "Beautiful Dramer" - Phil Coulter.
Friday 6 November 2009
Visit to Leeds Art Gallery - Nov. 09
Leeds Art Gallery
Some impressions from our visit to the Leeds Art Gallery. Beautiful Tilled Hall. Rodin' sculptures... Shocking Journey by Hughie O’Donoghue. Place to come back.
Wednesday 4 November 2009
Learning about collaborative e-stuff
Collaborative work is considered a key skill to enhance learning experience. Lilian taught us about a most interesting collaborative ICT tool called etherpad.
Whenever you need several people to contribute to a common task you can use etherpad as it is just like a wiki chat room. You can write a purchase list, an article, a novel! by means of simultaneous contributions on the part of the participants involved. You can save the collaborative document as a .doc or .pdf for future use if you wish.
If interested, please see an example at http://etherpad.com/leedsculture
Enjoy!
Whenever you need several people to contribute to a common task you can use etherpad as it is just like a wiki chat room. You can write a purchase list, an article, a novel! by means of simultaneous contributions on the part of the participants involved. You can save the collaborative document as a .doc or .pdf for future use if you wish.
If interested, please see an example at http://etherpad.com/leedsculture
Enjoy!
Eduardo
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