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INCLUDED promoters are: European Commission (Erasmus+), University of Trento (Italy), European University of Madrid (Spain), Comprehensive Institute 3, Modena (Italy), Computer Learning (Italy), A LA PAR Foundation (Spain), & Rovastinkankaan koulu (Finland).
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- Home
- Activity
- Anatole’s little saucepan
- Blog [EN]
- Calendar
- Collaborative chain writing
- Contact us
- Cooperative Backstage
- Course Catalog
- Courses
- Create the animated version of a story using i-Theatre
- Creating digital stories based on picture books at the PH Karlsruhe
- Dashboard
- Experiences
- Experimentation
- Experimentation at Brave-Garden Kindergarten
- Four little corners
- Give me 5! Learning by playing paths for the personal and educational well-being
- Integrating technology in the classroom
- Ipad-working
- Members
- Membership Catalog
- Money Management
- My Account
- My Courses
- Narración y cooperación en la escuela infantil y primaria
- New instruments for learning: i-Theatre
- Partners’ Experiences
- Playworld activity “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”
- Policultura
- Promoters
- Purchase
- Pyjama’s Party
- Registration
- Reports & E-Guide
- Spanish Omelet Recipe
- State of the art (es)
- Storycrafting using a computer
- Storytelling “The Giant Turnip”
- Storytelling and cooperation in Kindergarten and Elementary School.
- Storytelling workshops
- Storyworlds: support actions for learning to encourage personal and educational success
- Teachers’ opinions about Digital Storytelling in preschool education
- Technologies and social inclusion processes
- Thank You for Purchase
- The moon and the earth
- The Story Factory: a collaborative storytelling laboratory for inclusion in primary school
- Tools for digital storytelling
- Training
- User Account
- Using a narrative- and play-based activity to promote low-income preschoolers’ oral language, emergent literacy, and social competence
- What is digital storytelling?
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