Current European research shows that a flexible approach to learning is favoured by a growing number of students who need to fit working life within the framework of learning new skills; in addition, older members of the workforce wish to engage in life long learning. For many people full-time attendance at a local training organisation is problematic due to disability, geographical location or working patterns. The aim of the project is to develop Educational Podcasting (audio/media broadcasting over the internet) to enable these learners to gain knowledge through part-time attendance whilst maintaining the personal support of a tutor.

The six partners, from Greece, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Poland and the UK have met regularly over the life of the project to develop the product, evaluate activities, plan tasks and resolve issues. In the second year of the project, trainees have also been involved in these meetings to ensure the successful piloting of the project. Effective communication between meetings has be ensured via e-mail, video conferencing, on-line meetings and a project blog.

The majority of the podcasts that are presented in this blog, have been developed by the students of the project which have enhanced their technological together with their cultural skills.

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Tuesday, 15 March 2011

Team 2 Video- Rszeszow

The students that participated in the Podcasting meeting in Poland had to explain the way they prefer to learn (text, audio, video) and also explain the situatiopn of women in the workplace of their countries. Here is the excellent work of team 2.

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  1. Ila Amin15 March 2011 at 14:48

    Congratulations, Stefanos, Markos, Chris, Dale,Arthur, Ruslans, Alex Zavloschi. You have all worked really hard in Team 2 and definitely produced an excellent video, very professional y edited too. An extra cheer for all the editors, who worked on the editing of the videos and putting it altogether.

    Ila

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  2. Russel22 March 2011 at 19:28

    Thanks :)

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