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Deborah Conway-Read
Deborah Conway-Read I work at a primary pupil referral unit, with a maximum of 6 pupils on any one day. At first we felt a bit dubious that we could sustain a link with a partner school, but we managed so well last year that we are doing another project with the same school this year, and linking with two more partners on the same project, one of whom I found during my visit to the Estonia PDW. Also, out of that workshop came another link with an Estonian teacher, and we are going to work on a separate project with the youngest children.

John Warwick
John Warwick

I am the Deputy Head of a large secondary Special School in Hertfordhire and a fervent advocate of the benefits of ICT in helping teachers teach and pupils learn. The opportunities that European Links offer pupils in term of real-life learning through ICT are amazing. My School has been involved in a number of successful European and International Projects and were awarded the ‘eTwinning’ Quality Mark as well as being runners up in this year’s Annual eTwinning Awards.  I am currently one of 25 teachers across the UK appointed by the British Council as ‘Learning Together Ambassadors’ to promote eTwinning and Comenius Projects.

I also coordinate and support the use of the flashmeeting video conferencing tool for eTwinning school partnerships.

Marilyn Tinkler
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eTwinning Project - Cooperation in a small project of digital storytelling based around simple, conversational language exchange with a school in Germany.

I have hosted training sessions in the effective use of digital storytelling (in an educational context) in eTwinning using moviemaker, Photostory and photo shop.

Val Brown
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I have been involved with eTwinning for a number of years, starting with just one project and then designing out KS3 ICT curriculum around eTwinning projects.

I have had many successes and have develped friendships. I have also experienced frustration and eventual failure of projects; however, one thing that I am sure about is that eTwinning is an exciting and powerful tool to aid learning and teaching.

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