PROJECT RULES

 A Window to Europe Through a Big Digital Screen: 

Our Shared Story in the World of eTwinning

PROJECT RULES

1.Have everyone share products in their own name section of the Padlets. Also, don't forget to include your name and country in your posts.Mehmet/Türkiye

2. Every student mustn’t share his/her own picture: only avatars will be allowed. Giusy/Italy

3..It is extremely important to get permission from our parents for student participation and to have the necessary documents signed by the start date of our project at the latest. Angelka/N.Macedonia

4. Complete tasks on time so the project runs smoothly. Stela/Romania 

5. The ideas in the project should be original and protected by intellectual property law. Iulia / Romania 

6. All participants (both teachers and students) must follow netiquette rules. Ivana Miletić, Croatia

7. Task distribution among teachers should be equitable so that none of us feels overloaded and all of us have a responsibility in the project. Emma/ Spain.

8. Be respectful & helpful to  partners’ teams regarding to project activities. Reneta Raicheva/ Bulgaria 

9. Respect yourself by respecting others! Badea Raluca Georgiana/Romania 

10. Be helpful and friendly. - Cristina Lima / Portugal

11. Be inclusive and tolerant. Esti Oyarzabal. Spain

12. Be polite and friendly in all forms of communication – especially remote communication, where opportunities for misunderstanding are greater. Being polite means being aware and respecting the feelings of other people and showing it. - Giovanna Andreotti / Italy

13.Protect online safety by never sharing personal information (such as phone numbers, addresses, or passwords) in project spaces. – Ketevan Kobakhidze / Georgia

14. Never posting something online that you’re uncertain about. Share only your successes and kindest words. - Elena Diamanti / Greece

15. Have patience! - Lazarescu Adriana/Romania

16. Be on time – Complete your part of the project before the deadline/ DEMET ÇAKIR/TURKEY

17. Be kind and always remember that the aim is to share, communicate and learn together. Laurie Navarro/France 

18. Tell your students they just need to try their best, take the initiative if required, share and talk about ideas, and show respect to all collaborators, be careful of netiquette, especially during synchronous collaboration.  Kyriaki Efraimidou / Greece

19. Every activity is a step forward! Do the best you can! And enjoy! Florica Macovei/Romania 

20. Ensure respect, safety, and equal participation of all students, while promoting collaboration, creativity, and responsibility in every activity Lamprini Tsimirika/Greece

21. Collaborate and be always inclusive in every kind of team work. Mariantonietta Lapenna - Italy

22.Share knowledge and ideas openly, encouraging creativity and innovation.Vasiliki Dedotsi -Greece

23.Encourage students to come up with new and unique ideas, and to take safety precautions while working online. Jamil Abu Shandi, Jordan. 

24. Promote and share your work as well as your experience with the rest of your school. Laurane Dozinel, France 

25. Ensure online learning safety through the active supervision and monitoring of student’s online activities - Marco Calcagnì- Italy

26. Promote collaboration among all the students, introducing the task as a unique opportunity - Ilaria Di Francesco - Italy

27.Incorporate your school shareholders too(headmaster,other teachers/students…) for the project dissemination- Aslıhan IŞIK-Türkiye

28. Don’t hesisate to share anything that comes to your mind or passes through your heart in the frame of the project, sharing is caring! Zeynep ERİŞEN ŞAKAR/ İstanbul

29. Don’t feel like you have to speak or  communicate like a native speaker, communicating in a foreign language is great itself beyond the grammar or pronounciation. Zeynep ERİŞEN ŞAKAR/ İstanbul

30. Always communicate with respect. Before you post, ask yourself: Is this message kind, helpful, and necessary? We are all representatives of our school and country, so let's make a great impression. Dimitra Spatidoglou/Krinides, Kavala, Greece

31. Learn all you can, teach others and pass knowledge, and HAVE FUN 🌞 - Lucília Barros, Portugal 

32. Do your best and respect everyone. Jean-Michel Lucas, France

33. You must be patient in communications, and always consider that there may be problems with understanding. Roberto Serrano, Balmaseda.

34.Appreciate different cultures, traditions, and perspectives to enrich our learning; be reliable in your tasks and supportive of your teammates, remembering that every contribution, no matter how small, helps everyone grow. - Christina Tzoumaka/Thessaloniki, Greece

35. Each member is expected to contribute regularly by sharing at least one idea, material, or activity each month, so that the project can grow with equal participation and collaboration. Merve SARI, Türkiye