26th Pan-EU Conference on Digital Education

Time: 26th of May 2022 from 15:00 to 16:30 Central European Time
Location: Live streaming on Facebook page Erasmus+ Courses by Primera and YouTube channel Erasmus by Primera.

​The Conference is free of charge, held in English.

​We issue certificates based on your activity: Certificate of Oral Presentation is available for conference presenters, and Certificate of Attendance is available to listeners upon the request.

Many teachers made digital teaching really effective. The role of the group Pan-European Conference on Digital Education by Primera is to make best practices visible.

The Programme:

• From Interactive Lessons to Active Citizenship, Mirjana Jerković, OŠ "Tin Ujević" Osijek;
  
• Project-Based Learning in Geography Classes, Valentina Japec, OŠ Nikole Hribara, Velika Gorica;
  
• Climate Change as Part of the Teaching Process in the Subject of Corporate Social Responsibility, Vedrana Šarec, Craft and Industrial School Županja;
  
• Coaching Techniques in Language Learning, Shpresa Hasani, South East European University-Tetovo;
  
• Let My Legend Speak, Ali Çetin, Edremit Vocational and Technical High School Van.

You can apply for future conferences as a presenter. Possible topics:

• Cross-curricular digital projects: project-based learning, digital tools to solve real-world problems.
• Digital assessment: digital tools and tips for formative and summative assessment.
• Digital didactics: in digital teaching we cannot use the same pedagogical and didactic practices as in full-time teaching. This topic gives tips about lecturing online.
• Digital peer collaboration: digital scavenger hunts, comics, quizzes, ebooks, brainstorm, make media, peer reviewing and discussions.
• Digital preschool: pedagogical use of digital play as a means to develop children’s literacy, mathematics, character etc.
• Overcoming inequity: share best practice working with students whose parents can’t afford Internet access or gadgets. This topic also includes special needs students.
• Self-development: discussions and material for our personal growth, self-confidence, peer support, stress management, mindfulness, emotional intelligence.
• Student motivation: distance learning can have a significant impact on students’ social and emotional well-being resulting in poor learning motivation. Strategies to mitigate this risk are welcome under this topic.
• Thinking skills: the ultimate purpose of education is help instill curiosity and a love for learning, critical, creative and collaborative thinking skills. Share your practice how do you use technology to develop thinking skills.

Apply as a presenter and share your teaching case with teachers across Europe. Apply to the conference as a participant and learn from your teacher colleagues.

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We are grateful to all the teachers who contribute to the Pan-European Conference on Digital Education community. A community is a family you choose.