AVATAR - Added Value of teaching in a virtual world
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AVATAR is a two year European Multilateral project under the Lifelong learning programme 2007-2013, Sub programme Comenius aimed at teaching secondary school teacher to use virtual worlds in education. AVATAR multi-actors include seven organizations from six EU countries: (Coordinator) Consorzio FOR.COM (Italy), FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences (Austria), Burgas Free University (Bulgaria), University of Southern Denmark (Denmark), Universidad Nacional de Educaciòn a Distancia (Spain), University of Hertfordshire Higher Education Corporation (UK), SOPHia In Action Consulting (Italy) For more information see http://www.avatarproject.eu
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AVATAR - Added Value of teaching in a virtual world
- 1. ADDED VALUE OF TEACHING IN A VIRTUAL WORLD Ilaria Mascitti Head of the R&D Office Cristina Stefanelli Project Manager
- 4. The AVATAR project PROJECT AVATAR - Added Value of teAching in a virTuAl woRld PROGRAMME Lifelong Learning Programme Subprogramme Comenius DURATION 24 months (1 December 2009 – 30 November 2011) AIM Teach secondary school teachers to use virtual worlds in education through an on-line pilot course and virtual laboratories .
- 5. Partners For.Com. Formazione per la Comunicazione Italy - www.forcom.it Information Design FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences Austria - www.fh-joanneum.at Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia Spain - www.uned.es University of Southern Denmark Denmark- www.sdu.dk Burgas Free University Bulgaria - www.bfu.bg University of Hertfordshire UK - www.herts.ac.uk SOPH.ia In Action Consulting Italy - www.sophiaconsulting.eu
- 6. Cross-Cooperation ST.ART STreet ARTists in a virtual space” Comenius project LLP Exchange of best practices and lessons learnt AVALON Access to Virtual and Action Learning live Online LLP Support with the estate in SL AVATAR invited keynote speakers for the in-world seminars NIFLAR Networked Interaction in Foreign Language Acquisition and Research LLP Support with the estate in SL MUVENATION LLP Comenius Transferibility to differtent target groups
- 7. Cross-Cooperation [email_address] the Anti-Violence-Campus at Second Life Exchange of lesson learnt for the organisation and promotion of virtual seminars ReDNet EU Health Programme Guest speakers NEXT-TELL FP7 for R&D ICT Sustainability issue
- 9. Project Phases RESEARCH DESIGN AND PRODUCTION EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION We are here! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
- 13. The AVATAR Course: Chart RESEARCH DESIGN EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION
- 14. The e-learning platform 5918 users access 2203 posts RESEARCH DESIGN EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION national international
- 15. AVATAR Estate in SL RESEARCH DESIGN EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION The Hub : Info point and inspiration Auditorium Resource Centres Dissemination path
- 17. Area for teachers’ project works RESEARCH DESIGN EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION
- 18. Project works Teaching history in Second Life History level C Robin Hood Quest and photo safari English as a Foreign Language Quadratic functions and their properties Mathematisc International Missing Children Day in SL Mediacompetence, project management Stars and Hertzsprung-Russel Diagram Astrophisics Ecological experiment for facing different realities in the modern world Environment and resolving them Chemistry and Ecology Architectural Heritage History Assembly process for the construction of industrial hall Construction Technology Existence and Das Man-analysis of video of the song Another Brik In The Wall-Pink Floyd Philosophy Exploring The Renaisance: A Virtual Quest English as a Foreign Language Second Language in Second Life English as a Foreign Language El aprendizaje de la lengua española a través de concursos televisivos en SL Lengua castellana y Literatura Chemistry lab: science in 3D world on nuclear power and alternative energy Science / Chemistry The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, that is, our environment, pollution, and the man who ruins it with his irresponsible conduct Law and Economics Reading Soon - Book trailers to enhance your pleasure of reading English literature Petits pas à l’Enfer de Dante Alighieri Italian Literature Reconstruction of the archaeological site of Paestum and Velia and its environments: guided tour of ruins and in particular of temples. English What & how can I do? Regulatory text – Instructional / procedural text. Italian Literature Shots from Europe - Communicate, share and enjoy your Europe, editing a travel guide. English Petits pas à l’Enfer de Dante Alighieri French as foreign language n/ Italian Literature Renaissance Virtual Quest English Language Arts The Enemy of All: piracy from the ancient to the contemporary period Italian/history-geo RESEARCH DESIGN EXPERIMENTATION EVALUATION
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- Creazione di competenze extra ( Campbell, 2009 ): nei mondi virtuali gli studenti possono acquisire competenze extra, ad esempio capacità di problem solving, una migliore comunicazione, capacità di lavorare in squadra, creatività, capacità di leadership…)
- Inge Knudsen "Teaching English and building skills / Creating your own learning objects and environments“ Inge insegna inglese e building skills in Second Life Gerhilde Meissl-Egghart “Language learning in SL: experience mad and teacher resources” Gerhilde Meissl-Egghart è fondatrice e direttore generale di talkademy.org e partecipa al progetto AVALON. Charlotte S. Jensen “Making history come alive”. Charlotte S. Jensen fa parte del Danish National Museum e si occupa di promuovere la storia in SL.
- Ogni partner ha promosso il Corso nelle scuole secondarie del proprio paese (Austria, Bulgaria, Danimarca, Italia, Spagna e Gran Bretagna)
- Carried out by Claudia Malta teacher of Italian Literature and History and her students of class 4ª B Mercurio, Technical School “Giuseppe Ginanni”, Ravenna (IT). The project work involved 17 students aged 17-18 during the period 1 April – 7 May 2011. The lenght of the project was of a total of 24 hours, 8 curricular and 16 extra-curricular hours. The idea is of the project work is to realize a Bazaar with all the 3d objects created by students . This project work focuses on competences rather than disciplinary contents Phase one: preparatory phase Creation of Second Life accounts for the students. Creation of the students' Avatars. Phase two: laboratory phase Frontal lessons and dialogues in-world in the open-air classroom in the parcel of the AVATAR estate. Operative part of the project (focused on problem-solving) with the aim of acquiring basic skills to interact with objects in SL and to realize “interesting” 3d object, realistic in terms of dimensions, with an eye to aesthetic and using scripts.
- In the meantime, competences acquired with the AVATAR project has been translated in a video used by a group of students to apply for the competition Enterprise – European Business Game, developed together with a teacher of Business Economy in the same school. The Enterprise project foreseen the guided set-up of an enterprise, starting from an idea for a product or service to be put on the market. The AVATAR group realized a video in SL for the commercialisation of a carpet that, once stamped, activates the lights of cabinets or showcases so that the power consumption is limited to the time that people look the cabinets. The Avatar Group has been placed sixth and the video has been fundamental for this success. Here is the link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbmEFaR_VKU Another group of the same class won the national award and they are now working for the European competition in the end of June 2011. This has been one of the more exiting moments of the project: in a few weeks students acquired competences that that were able to spend in a different context and with a great creativity. Reflections from this project: Many of the colleagues at school were interested in the progress of the project work: the ICT responsible, the board of teachers and even the Didactic Manager entered SL to see the Bazaar. The students became the “Avatar group” of the school The project work was very constructive and collaborative. The teachers believe that the project contributed to built skills, in particular in terms of problem solving and pointed towards personal attitudes and giving value to them.