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[workshop] Making With Kids in Europe – To Foster Digital Literacy, to Make a Better World, and to Build a New Entrepreneurship Education #making #edmedia #InnovateLearning

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At this year ED-Media conference in Amsterdam we start with a workshop on „Making With Kids in Europe – To Foster Digital Literacy, to Make a Better World, and to Build a New Entrepreneurship Education“ where we like to introduce to our activities.

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Some of Europe’s leading experts on making with children will share their experiences and different approaches within this joint workshop The workshop will include presentations about teacher education within makerspaces at the University of Technologies Graz (AT), about inspiring social innovation and educational projects at the Waag Society (NL) and about the European initiative DOIT, which sees making as a good base for an early entrepreneurship education. Participants will work with a set of tools and smaller maker projects. For example, they can program educational games in Scratch, build a dough piano (which will do music!) with a MaKeyMaKey set, or sew some “smart gloves”. Interactive discussions will be the base to develop own future implementations.

Find here the slides and workshop hand-outs at DOIT’s website.

Bin dabei! re:publica Panel zu „Können Making, Open Source und Design die Schule von morgen inspirieren?“

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Ich freu mich sehr darauf, mit Dejan Mihajlović, Melanie Stilz und Christine Kolbe zum Frage „Können Making, Open Source und Design die Schule von morgen inspirieren?“ auf der re:publica zu diskutieren. Ich befürchte, es wird nicht sehr kontrovers 😉

  • Dejan Mihajlović, Melanie Stilz und Sandra Schön (2018). Panel-Diskussion zur Frage „Können Making, Open Source und Design die Schule von morgen inspirieren?“ re:publica 2018, 4. Mai 2018, Berlin.

Publication: DOIT’s experiences with the European Entrepreneurship Competence Framework

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(C) McCallum E., Weicht R., McMullan L., Price A., (2018). EntreComp into Action: get inspired, make it happen (M. Bacigalupo & W. O’Keeffe Eds.) , EUR 29105 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 20, URL: europa.eu/!fb73BK – title

Within the first week of March 2018, the project team of the  European Entrepreneurship Competence Framework published – with a contribution of DOIT! (this posting was originally published at the DOIT homepage :-))

From the abstract:

EntreComp into Action is a guide for those individuals and organisations who want to use EntreComp, the Entrepreneurship Competence Framework, to foster entrepreneurial learning. It illustrates the breadth and depth of potential for using EntreComp to meet different goals and aims to inspire more actors across Europe and beyond to use it as reference.

DOIT contributed to this guide as well, please have a look at the  screenshots of our contribution (not available under CC BY, but under similar conditions, see the reuse policy of European Commission documents is regulated by Decision 2011/833/EU (OJ L 330, 14.12.2011, p. 39).

(C) McCallum E., Weicht R., McMullan L., Price A., (2018). EntreComp into Action: get inspired, make it happen (M. Bacigalupo & W. O’Keeffe Eds.) , EUR 29105 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 20, URL: europa.eu/!fb73BK – p. 74

(C) McCallum E., Weicht R., McMullan L., Price A., (2018). EntreComp into Action: get inspired, make it happen (M. Bacigalupo & W. O’Keeffe Eds.) , EUR 29105 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 20, URL: europa.eu/!fb73BK – p. 75

 

  • McCallum E., Weicht R., McMullan L., Price  A., (2018). EntreComp into Action: get inspired, make it happen (M. Bacigalupo & W. O’Keeffe Eds.) , EUR 29105 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 20, URL: europa.eu/!fb73BK

Erschienen: Beitrag über DOIT im OCG Journal (Januar 2018)

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Während wir im Projekt DOIT noch mitten in der Entwicklungsphase stehen, versuchen wir natürlich links und rechts davon auch auf die Horizon-2020-Initiative DOIT aufmerksam zu machen. Da freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn das Projekt so gut wie diesemal zum Schwerpunkt des OCG-Journals passt. Yippieh!