Language Learning for the Screen Generation (LLSG)
August 2014 - August 2016
Linguistic Aid Kit is a valued partner of IIPC (Latvia), Kedainiai Language School (Lithuania) and BragaMob (Portugal) in this Erasmus+ project.
LLSG is intended to produce a website, a network and a toolkit for European teachers. These will enable them to share best practices and methodologies through video-, audio- and text files, which can be uploaded and retrieved from the platforms. These are still being developed. Once they are functional, they will be disseminated duly.
The techniques are shaped around the new generation of learners, whose lives are dominated by technology, and around their need for a new approach involving - or indeed distracting from - interactive Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
In addition to the online devices, the framework of this project includes a series of workshops which took place every few months in each of the partner countries. They were advertised on our website and facebook page timely, and all interested language teachers were welcome to apply for them free of charge. We reached a total of more than 100 teachers in Europe.
Reports, media coverage, photo galleries and more are available on our partners' websites, as well as on other platforms.
LLSG is intended to produce a website, a network and a toolkit for European teachers. These will enable them to share best practices and methodologies through video-, audio- and text files, which can be uploaded and retrieved from the platforms. These are still being developed. Once they are functional, they will be disseminated duly.
The techniques are shaped around the new generation of learners, whose lives are dominated by technology, and around their need for a new approach involving - or indeed distracting from - interactive Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
In addition to the online devices, the framework of this project includes a series of workshops which took place every few months in each of the partner countries. They were advertised on our website and facebook page timely, and all interested language teachers were welcome to apply for them free of charge. We reached a total of more than 100 teachers in Europe.
Reports, media coverage, photo galleries and more are available on our partners' websites, as well as on other platforms.
