Naslov: Dunavski kontaktni seminar u Linzu Marina Mirković, dipl. ing. elektrotehnike Tehnička škola, Požega

1. Click on the Sign in buttonStep 1 Sign in

2. Type in your username and password
Tip: Use the ‘Forgotten your
password?’ prompt, if you can’t
remember your password
Step 1

3. Click on the Projects tab
Step 2

4. Step 2
Tip: This is where you can access all of your projects and check
their status to see if they are Open or Closed. You can also see
projects which are ‘Pending’, ie waiting for approval from your
project partner or National Support service

5. Step 3
Click on the button that
says ‘Create a New Project’

6. Step 4
Choose the person from your Contacts list
who you would like to set up an eTwinning
project with, then click ‘Next step’
Tip: You can only set up a project with someone in
another country. However, once your project is
registered, you can invite other teachers, e.g. from
your own school, to join in.

7. Step 5
Complete the online form
including your Project title,
a short description, the
languages you will use and
the age range of your
students

8. Step 5
You should also indicate
the number of pupils
that will be taking part
in the project and the
subject areas you will
cover

9. Step 5
You should select the
tools you intend to
use during the
project and talk
about your project
aims, work process
and expected results

10. Step 5
Finally, you should say whether
or not your project is based on
one of the eTwinning Kits and
then click on the ‘Next Step’
button
Tip: Don’t worry if your project isn’t based on a Kit –
this is not obligatory. If you’d like to see some of the
Kits, look at: Collaborate > Kits

11. Step 6 The Preview page allows you to
review what you’ve written

12. Step 7
Tip: You can still edit
your project details at
this stage, if there is
something you would
like to change
When you are satisfied with
your project description, then
you should click the ‘Submit’
button, to start the project
registration process

13. What happens next?
1. The person you have nominated as
a co-founder will receive a notification
asking them if they ‘Accept ‘ or
‘Reject’ your proposal. Make sure
your project partner checks their
notifications for this message
2. Once your partner has
accepted your Project
registration, it will go through
to the National Support
services in both of your
countries
3. When both of your National
Support services have accepted your
project registration, it will appear on
your Projects tab.
Tip: Keep an eye on your Pending tab
so you can see whether or not your
project is awaiting for approval from
your partner or from your National
Support service