Dissemination & Exploitation

The fifth newsletter was sent to Inforef's relevant contact in Belgium and Europe. 150 people and organisations received it. The newsletter is available here.

The fourth newsletter was sent to Inforef's relevant contact in Belgium and Europe. 150 people and organisations received it. The newsletter is available here.

"Salon de l'éducation" is an education faire held every year addressed to teachers. This 24th edition involved over 230 exhibitors and 200 conferences. More than 20,000 visitors attended. Inforef was there to inform visitors, mostly teachers, about the project and to distribute brochures.

Participation in the fair "Reedukado" organised by Simila ASBL, addressed to teachers and other people who work with children and teenagers. The project activities were explained to participants and about fifty project flyers were handed out.

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E-Learning From Nature 3rd partners' meeting

The E-Learning from Nature project is funded by the European Commission and the Italian National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme with the aims of:
Promoting a proactive students’ approach to scientific subjects learning
Propose innovative teaching methodologies to scientific teachers
During the third meeting in Limerick, Inforef presented VGCLIL to the project partners: Istituto F. Enriques (Italy), Pixel Associazione (Italy), Epimorfotiki Kilkis SM LLC (Greece), Limerick Institute of Technology (Ireland), Trakai Educational Assistance Authority (Lithuania), Instituto Politécnico de Bragança (Portugal) and Fundația EuroEd (Romania).

Presentation of the project and distribution of brochures during the general assembly of CRIG (20 participants) CRIG is the research centre of the grouped institutes of HELMo (Haute Ecole Libre Mosane), which aims to coordinate the projects of the different categories of the college: technical, paramedical, social, pedagogical and economic categories. INFOREF is a member of the general assembly of CRIG and this meeting gave us the opportunity to present the project objectives during a workshop. The brochure distribution was an opportunity to explain the project activities and to seek the involvement of teachers, researchers and students of higher education.

An article about VGCLIl was added to the European platform "Open Education Europa". The project and the training platform are described in English and French.https://www.openeducationeuropa.eu/en/resource/voc...

Several links to the online platform were tweeted. They were retweeted by Erasmus+ (over 2000 followers) and several other profiles related to employment.

Erasmus+ retweet

The third newsletter was sent to Inforef's relevant contact in Belgium and Europe. 152 people and organisations received it. The newsletter is available here.

In the January-March issue of its three-monthly magazine, AEDE-EL published a call to pilot users for the VGCLIL platform (the French version of this one). The paper version is sent to 136 teachers in French-speaking Belgium and is available online (p.21): http://www.aede-el.be/uploads/documents/BI/BImars2...

The second newsletter was sent to Inforef's relevant contact in Belgium and Europe. 156 people and organisations received it. The newsletter is available here.

Not Only Fair Play - Final meeting

"Not Only Fair Play" is an Erasmus+ project aiming to support athlete students and to promote sport at school and an ethical practice of sports among students. It gathers eleven partners from Belgium (Inforef), Italy (including the coordinator), Bulgaria, Finland, France, Poland, Romania,Turkey and United Kingdom. During the final partners' meeting organised by the promoter Datini, Inforef presented the project to the partners.
http://notonlyfairplay.pixel-online.org/index.php

School&Work final meeting.

School&Work is an Erasmus+ project aiming to promote synergies between school education and the labour market.

During the fourth transnational meeting, Inforef presented its projects, including VGCLIL, to the project partners.

http://schoolandwork.pixel-online.org

Final conference of the Erasmus+ project "School&Work", dedicated to vocational guidance. Inforef presented its other projects, including VGCLIL.

Conference on Bullying, as part of the "Sonet-Bull" project.

Information about VGCLIL were available for the participants.

"Not Only Fair Play" is an Erasmus+ project aiming to support athlete students and to promote sport at school and an ethical practice of sports among students. It gathers eleven partners from Belgium (Inforef), Italy (including the coordinator), Bulgaria, Finland, France, Poland, Romania,Turkey and United Kingdom. During the third parrtners' meeting organised by the Finnish partner OMNIA, Inforef presented the project to the partners.
http://notonlyfairplay.pixel-online.org/index.php

V.I.S.I.ON fifth partners' meeting

V.I.S.I.ON is an Erasmus+ project that aims to create a website intended for the training of people with visual impairment through theatre and artistic activities. The project is coordinated by the Foundation for development of the cultural and business potential of civil society (FDCBPCS) in Sofia (Bulgaria). Inforef is the technical partner and the other proejct partners are Nadezhda za vsichki (Bulgaria), School for visually impaired children “Louis Braille“ (Bulgaria), Music’Arte (Italy), I Bohemiens (Italy), Dante Alighieri Society (Luxemburg) and UCAN /Unique Creative Arts Network (United Kingdom). During the fifth meeting, Inforef presented its recent and current projects, including "VGCLIL".

"Salon SIEP"

SIEP is a fair dedicated to education and career guidance. Dozens of stands of schools, colleges, training centres and public services are there to inform students about studies and careers. Hundreds of teachers, students and parents visit or attend it. Inforef had a stand to present its activities. Project folders were distributed and school stands were visited to try to involve new schools.

The first newsletter was sent to Inforef's relevant contact in Belgium and Europe. 171 people and organisations received it.

19th of February 2016 – Brussels (BE): Participation in a training day organised by AEF-Europe

The project coordinators (INFOREF) participated in the training “How to disseminate and exploit the results of my ERASMUS+ project?” organised in Brussels by AEF-Europe, on the 19^th of February 2016.

This event gathered all project promoters of Key Action 1 (Mobility) Key Action 2 (Strategic Partnerships) selected in 2015 by AEF-Europe (Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles). About a hundred people (primary, secondary and higher education, adult training) participated in the training session.

During the workshop, Christine CLOES and Zlata SELAK (INFOREF) presented the VGCLIL project activities to other participants and distributed the brochure (in French and in English). They also emphasised the importance of the website (the address of which is mentioned in the brochure) to build intellectual outputs and share project results.

http://www.aef-europe.be/

15th of February 2016 – Liège (BE): Presentation of the project and distribution of brochures during the general assembly of CRIG (100 participants)

CRIG is the research centre of the grouped institutes of HELMo (Haute Ecole Libre Mosane), which aims to coordinate the projects of the different categories of the college: technical, paramedical, social, pedagogical and economic categories.

INFOREF is a member of the general assembly of CRIG and this meeting of the 15^th of February gave us the opportunity to present the project objectives during a workshop. The brochure distribution was an opportunity to explain the project activities and to seek the involvement of teachers, researchers and students of higher education.

V.I.S.I.ON is an Erasmus+ project that aims to create a website intended for the training of people with visual impairment through theatre and artistic activities. The project is coordinated by the Foundation for development of the cultural and business potential of civil society (FDCBPCS) in Sofia (Bulgaria). Inforef is the technical partner and the other proejct partners are Nadezhda za vsichki (Bulgaria), School for visually impaired children “Louis Braille“ (Bulgaria), Music’Arte (Italy), I Bohemiens (Italy), Dante Alighieri Society (Luxemburg) and UCAN /Unique Creative Arts Network (United Kingdom). During the fourth meeting, Inforef presented its recent and current projects, including "VGCLIL".

The E-Learning from Nature project is funded by the European Commission and the Italian National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme with the aims of:

• Promoting a proactive students’ approach to scientific subjects learning
• Propose innovative teaching methodologies to scientific teachers

During the kick-off meeting in Florence, Inforef presented VGCLIL to the project partners: Istituto F. Enriques (Italy), Pixel Associazione (Italy), Epimorfotiki Kilkis SM LLC (Greece), Limerick Institute of Technology (Ireland), Trakai Educational Assistance Authority (Lithuania), Instituto Politécnico de Bragança (Portugal) and Fundația EuroEd (Romania).

A multiplier event was organised by the UM team. There were more than 80 people initially enrolled but in the end 60 attended the event. There were four presentations on the project itself by the UM Coordinator of the project, the working opportunities abroad for Spanish graduates by the representative of the COIE, CLIL in professional contexts by Prof. P. Pérez-Paredes, and the Head of the Department of Relaciones Internacionales as a representative of the UM academic authorities. At the end there was a turn of interventions on the part of the participants and the discussion was very fruitful.

Several meeting were organized in order to let people know about the ME to be held on January 23rd and encourage people to participate in it.

The Spanish version fo the fourth newsletter was widely distributed among students, professional associations, language centres, etc.

Apricot was asked to present the project at a local VET institution interested in using the CLIL methodology to improve the career prospects of adult job seekers wishing to improve their language skills in order to work in other EU countries.

On the 23rd February 2018 ASTERES organized the Italian multiplier event of the project. For the occasion we had the support of the Government of the Marche Region (Department for job policies and career guidance). The conference title was "Vocational and Career Guidance and ICT". During the day the project implementation and output were presented to a large audience of school leaders, teachers, career guidance operators, placement officers from the main Universities of the Region and citizens. The event was also the occasion to present the global policies of the regional Government in the field of vocational and career guidance, and to reflect on the possible integration between regional, national and European actions.

On the 9th and 10th November 2017, Professor Marianna Memè, on behalf of the cultural association ASTERES, the Italian partner of the project, presented the project's rationale, implementation and outputs at the international conference "ICT for Language Learning" in Florence at the presence of over 150 among university and college lectures, school teachers, representatives of European Agencies (including Nathalie Baidak from EACEA), private companies active in the field of e-learning, cultural associations members.

The presentation rose a great interest among the audience and the opportunity of a follow-up received extremely positive comments.

The third newsletter was sent to ASTERES's relevant contact in Italy and Europe. 200 people and organisations received it.

Our newsletter reaches all our European Erasmus+ partners, who operate in the field of Education, Training, Inclusion, Employability. At local level our contacts are mainly local authorities, schools, companies and associations.

Our newsletter reaches all our European Erasmus+ partners, who operate in the field of Education, Training, Inclusion, Employability. At local level our contacts are mainly local authorities, schools, companies and associations.