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Il nostro progetto consiste in un insieme di video i quali costituiscono una serie di lezioni interattive riguardanti la grammatica inglese. Attualmente si può usufruire di questi servizi solo tramite il sito web: www.youtube.com. Gli utenti partiranno da un video principale il quale illustrerà una regola grammaticale, successivamente verranno reindirizzati ad una lezione approfondita riguardante quell'argomento oppure direttamente ai relativi esercizi. In caso di fallimento si darà la possibilità di rivedere la lezione o altrimenti ricominciare da capo l'esercizio, invece in caso di corretta esecuzione si potrà accedere al video "trionfo".

GetReady was initiated in 2013 by young Cameroonian individuals led by Ms. Nathalie Tekam, who is implementing the project today. It all started with the desire to impact the mindset of children and youth aged 8-18 years on three points: help them discover their creativity and innovation potential, help them to appropriate ICTs as development tools rather than as toys (internet usage in Cameroon is growing, but meanwhile, about 50% of our traffic is oriented toward leisure), break the myth that STEM studies and careers are too difficult or frustrating for girls and women. To achieve these objectives, the following strategies were adopted. 1.Offering to primary and secondary schools, a web tutoring platform (to be used locally) containing interactive and multimedia scientific educational resources complying with Cameroonian official scholar programs, as well as attractive and customized content related to STEM fields and careers. Kebisu, this tutoring platform, is edited and provided freely by a Cameroonian startup named ITISS, co-founded by Nathalie Tekam (www.itiss-group.com) 2. For the most underprivileged schools, offering computers to allow them to use the platform. 3. Organizing STEM talks in schools, animated exclusively by women in STEM, and including activities inspired by the techbridge toolkit (http://www.techbridgegirls.org). For the first year, funded by personal contribution and the support of a WeTech Seed Fund grant (http://www.iie.org/who-we-are/news-and-events/press-center/press-release...), GetReady could benefit to 4 schools, for a total of more than 800 students (boys and girls). Feedback was collected from 298 individuals: 261 students (including 117 girls), 23 teachers and 14 parents. 100% of students expressed that GetReady impacted them positively concerning their understanding of STEM subjects and careers, and 77% of girls described STEM fields as interesting or easy. 1 IT room was created (the very first one in a small community near Yaounde), 2 IT rooms were upgraded, representatives from 4 Cameroonian ministries and from private companies were sensitized on the issues of improving educational methods through ICT, creating an early IT literacy among young children, and reducing the gender gap in STEM fields.

I Promessi Sposi 2.0 nascono da un progetto di ricerca di didattica col digitale in provincia di Trento (Sèduco), in collaborazione con una azienda che si occupa di Digital Humanities. L’applicazione web del "cbook" è una piattaforma interattiva per la lettura, lo studio e l’analisi dei classici della letteratura. Il primo testo sviluppato in versione cbook è stato I Promessi Sposi, di Alessandro Manzoni. L’applicazione consente di leggere il testo, suddiviso in sequenze, esplorare le schede dei personaggi, vedere come si relazionano e come interagiscono (social networks dei personaggi), esplorare i luoghi del romanzo su mappe interattive (storica e attuale), annotare il testo collaborativamente ed aggiungere i propri contributi. Le insegnanti Silva Filosi e Magda Niro hanno svolto diverse attività con i loro studenti di liceo e istituto tecnico.

Le projet est né en 2013, au CampusPlex d'Ajaccio, où le constat était que de moins en moins de jeunes s'engageaient dans les filières scientifiques et techniques. L’idée était de trouver un moyen de les motiver dès le plus jeune âge et leur montrer qu’ils avaient les facultés et la possibilité d’agir sur nombres d’objets technologiques et numériques les entourant. Dans ce constat sont nées les premières écoles RobotiCamp en Corse. L’école a pour but de former, dans le cadre des activités periscolaires, les enfants de 8 à 14 ans, à la programmation informatique en utilisant la robotique comme support d’apprentissage ludique et innovant. Le concept d’école sera packagé afin de proposer à toute personne désireuse d’ouvrir une école de le faire en ayant l’ensemble des éléments indispensables à la bonne marche d’une école. Ce package comprend les cours en OpenSource, un kit pédagogique, un système d’évaluation ainsi que l’accès au réseau Roboticamp.

Un des objectifs de ce récit d’écriture collaborative a été de sensibiliser les élèves à la sécurité sur internet, finalisé par des expositions dans chacune des écoles partenaires lors du Safer Internet Day en février 2015. L’étape 0, est une activité brise-glace : présentations des écoles et des élèves (Blog, forum, visioconférences). Dans l’étape 1, les élèves travaillent en équipes mixtes et produisent un texte court sur les thèmes suivants : Réseaux sociaux, internet mobile, Jeux vidéo en ligne, Cyber-harcèlement, Virus et connexions malveillantes. (remue- méninge sur Padlet et rédacttion collaborative sur Titanpad) Au cours de l’étape 2, en équipes nationales, les élèves préparent un affichage utilisant ces textes et d’autres documents destiné au SID2015. Au cours de l’étape 3 les élèves rédigent les récits en équipes mixtes. L’étape 4 est consacrée aux dernières corrections et à la finalisation des récits, suivie d’une activité d’évaluation dans l’étape 5. La production finale réunit les récits collaboratifs de 9 établissements impliqués.

We are a public entity that provides “free public access” to information through the use of computers and the internet. We encourage the use of IAC particularly to underserved communities and schools in Ghana.
With our concurrent aim with our Korean initiators, we seek to reach out to underserved groups, such as primary and junior secondary schools who lack the practicality in computers and internet usage. Our technology service is made available to the public without charging any member, be it national or foreign. This therefore fell in line with our core mandate to forming the IACTON PROJECT to help the neglected school children in ghana.