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FUN, EDUCATION, STOP MOTION ANIMATION

Your Name and Title: Mr Darko Taleski

School, Library, or Organization Name: OOU Kiril i Metodij s. Kanatlarci, Prilep, Macedonia

 

Co-Presenter Name(s):

Ms Sofia Grabuloska, Ms Zorica Trajanoska, Ms Dragica Zdraveska

 

Country from Which You Will Present:

Macedonia

Language in Which You Will Present:

English

 

Target Audience (such as primary school teachers, high school administrators, students, etc.):

primary school teachers, students, high school administrators,

Short Session Description (one line): 

Collaboration between young, older students and different ethnic groups in building 21st century skills with using of new technologies 

Full Session Description (as long as you would like):

We will present how our project work and which are the achievements for the students and teachers. In this session we will also show:

  • Unique use of stop motion animation in education on imaginative, innovative and creative way
  • Teachers experience in using stop motion in their class
  • How older students help younger students in the learning process, through making stop motion animations
  • Multi-model of teaching and learning adaptive to more than one style of learning and teaching outcome (e.g. one video = multi purpose including storytelling, quizzes, interactive lesson, feedback on learning outcomes , competition.  
  • Example of how to use stop motion animation in the class
  • How students build 21st century skills using new technologies 

This project was presented on a European Innovative Forum organized by Microsoft in March this year and it was awarded with first prize in the category Educator's Choice. Also this project will be presented on a Global Forum for innovative teachers in Prague this year. 

Websites / URLs Associated with Your Session (if any): 

http://animacija-vo-obrazovanieto.wikispaces.com/

Tags: 2012NewTechnologies, 2012Students, 2012Teachers

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iEARNPermalink Reply by Diane Midness on October 16, 2012 at 10:39am

iEARN International Conference and Youth Summit 2012 Session Acceptance

Thank you so much for your session proposal for the 2012 iEARN International Conference and Youth Summit!  We're please to let you know that your submission has been accepted! Your proposal is now in the "iEARN accepted proposals" list on the website. Here are some important tasks for you.

1.  Because we have sessions being presented from all different time zones, as a speaker you actually schedule your own session time at http://iearn.youcanbook.me. This allows you to see the available slots and to pick something that works within your time zone, work schedule, or other constraints. We're quite proud of how this works, as it is one of the benefits of a virtual conference, but if you should fun into any difficulties finding a time that works for you, email me directly (dmidness@us.iearn.org).

We encourage you to do this quickly, as proposals are being reviewed in the order in which they were submitted, so your priority for selecting a session time depends on you scheduling right away. When you do select you time, be sure that the scheduling system has the correct time zone for you!
To schedule your session, you should open http://www.globaleducationconference.comto your presentation proposal (you can do a search on your name to find it, or click on "My Page" in the top menu and then click on the "discussion" link on the left side to find it). Open the session booking link from above in another tab. You will find it easiest to copy the information from one to the other rather than re-type it.  Once completed, you will receive an email confirmation of your booking.

2. As a presenter, you need to make sure you are a member of the iEARN conference "presenters group" on the network website. Most of our announcements to speakers will be sent to the members of this group, so as not to email all site members. Join the group (or check to make sure you're already a member) athttp://www.globaleducationconference.com/group/iearn-2012-conferenc....

3. Presenters are responsible for knowing how to use Blackboard Collaborate (formerly Elluminate).  We will have a cadre of volunteers on hand during the conference to help with any issues, but you need to go through the moderator training for Collaborate if you are not a seasoned user. There will be a variety of training resources at the GEC Collaborate website, and we email the speakers group in some weeks alerting you to actual live training sessions.

Again, we are so delighted to have you participating in the 2012 iEARN International Conference and Youth Summit.  Thank you!

Best,
iEARN Conference Planning Committee
iearn2012@lists.iearn.org


iEARNPermalink Reply by Olga Timofeeva on October 18, 2012 at 3:35am

It sounds so attractive, sure it'll be interesting to me and hope I'll manage to use it in my collaboration and club work. Thanks, I'll try to join your session.


iEARNPermalink Reply by Darko on October 18, 2012 at 10:28am

Thank you very much for your interest Olga. I hope you will watch my session  and you can use it in your club activities. We collaborate with a Faculty of Information technologies from my country and they developing smart phone application and web page where students can make this kind of animation online. I hope this will be put on use till my presentation so I can present it too on global education conference. Students from all over the world can use it making together stop motion animations. 


iEARNPermalink Reply by Olga Timofeeva on October 21, 2012 at 11:09am

I've seen the wiki page with kids' animation. We've done the same and useit sduccessfully for our ESL education. We also make seminars for teachers and students in order to let them know how to use this idea in their teaching or learning process. 


iEARNPermalink Reply by Diane Midness on February 13, 2013 at 11:27am

Thank you for your presentation in the 2012 iEARN Virtual  Conference and Youth Summit.  Attached is a certificate of appreciation.

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iEARNPermalink Reply by Darko on February 13, 2013 at 1:45pm

Thank you very much Diane. 

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