Seed

SEE creative session in Skopje

luca — Wed, 22 May 2013 08:59:27 +0000

The first project meeting day was completely dedicated to the first design of the SEE Learning Programme on Social Entrepreneurship, and focused on program structure and content, learning materials, and case studies. This was a very intense day, where good solutions came up an an agreed-upon and sound design was produced.

Here is Alan Kay, from SEA, presenting key questions for programme design.

X-story at InterDisciplinary.Net

sara — Tue, 21 May 2013 23:04:39 +0000

X-story has just been presented at the INTER-DISCIPLINARY.NET conference Living Responsibly: Ethical Issues in Everyday Life, which was held in Prague from 18th to 20th May 2013 in Prague, Czech Republic.

The conference aimed at enhancing interdisciplinary enxchange among professionals and researchers involved in different fields, but interested in engaged in ethical issues.

X-story, implemented by seed association in partnership with Anthropolis, was presented as an example of seed involvement in educational activities, integrating new, digital media and having an ethical relevance.

Participating in an ID.NET conference was a great opportunity to enrich seed’s knowledge and network about project and research initiatives regarding ethical issues and dealing with diverse disciplinary fields. A very rich experience, which will hopefully bring to future partnerships and cooperation!

Web4Tourism – Lugano – Materials

chiara — Tue, 21 May 2013 10:10:43 +0000

Alessandro Inversini:

Matteo Jurina:

Web 2.0 Tools

Rights at ID.NET

sara — Mon, 20 May 2013 22:25:42 +0000

Sara has just come back form Prague, where she took part in the INTER-DISCIPLINARY.NET conference Living Responsibly: Ethical Issues in Everyday Life.

In particular, Sara took part in the session “Ethics, Values and Responsibility in Educational Settings” and presented the project Rights, as an example of integration of values and ethics into school education systems.

The partnership, objectives, activities and main results of the projects were introduced to a very lively, kind, diverse and interested group of listeners.

The conference was a great chance to meet people coming from different backgrounds and engaged in different fields, but all interested and involved in ethics and trying to responsibly live.