This Contest is related to the Inspiring Science Education project, that has been selected as a good pactice. The project awas introduced at the Digiskills workshop of the Synergy Strand at the 2014 EDEN Annual Conference, (see the good practice at the Digiskills Good Practices Repository) for it's great resources and transferability potential. This competition is all about recognising and rewarding inspirational science teaching practice. If you are a teacher who is planning to run an exciting
DigiSkills aims to bring together and further develop content, services, pedagogies and practices for lifelong learning in school/university/adult population, formulating specific scenarios of use of learning tools and platforms which will be tested with real users from eight countries (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Greece, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, and the UK), and evaluated in terms of their impact, with a particular attention to institutional as well as pedagogical innovation and change.
This toolkit was born out of the question of: To what extent is and can social media be used for teaching, learning and research? You will be able to choose the right social media tool for your practice; You will be able to apply the fitting social media tool in your teaching. While the Toolkit was developed keeping in mind higher education teachers and professors, it is now available for all levels of education with a very easy, intuitive and usable online tool. The Digiskills project selected
