A Europeana na sala de aula: o desenvolvimento de competências para o século XXI na esfera do património cultural digital (European Schoolnet Academy)

Offered by European Schoolnet,

O MOOC "A Europeana na sala de aula: o desenvolvimento de competências para o século XXI na esfera do património cultural digital" permitirá aos professores compreenderem melhor o Património Cultural a fim de o integrar nas suas aulas e práticas de forma eficaz, independentemente da disciplina que normalmente lecionam.

Neste MOOC, os participantes irão:

Compreender por que é importante integrar o património cultural europeu na educação
Aprender a utilizar as Coleções da Europeana (Europeana Collections) para ensinar as suas disciplinas
Aprender como navegar no sítio Web da Europeana Collections
Explorar e familiarizar-se com as várias apps, ferramentas e materiais da Europeana
Aprender como desenvolver atividades de aprendizagem utilizando os recursos das Europeana Collections

O MOOC proporcionará a plataforma Europeana aos participantes, onde poderão encontrar vários recursos para professores, tais como, por exemplo, imagens, vídeos, textos e diversas ferramentas que poderão ser facilmente integradas nas suas aulas. Os MOOC também irão ajudar os professores a desenvolver cenários de aprendizagem utilizando o património cultural digital no âmbito das competências do século XXI

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