Virtual Stroll Across Europe
Cross-sectoral partnership in media literacy (Erasmus+ KA2 School)
Were you dreaming of walking around Europe with a local, but had to abandon that dream because of the pandemic? We know that COVID-19 made travelling really difficult for a lot of us… But we decided to turn that into an advantage, and a virtual adventure: thus, Virtual Stroll Across Europe was born!🚶🏿
🏛️🎥 This project aims to empower students and school staff with the tools they need to record their own videos dedicated to their city, and take us on a walk with them: they are going to walk us through their city’s streets and monuments, recording the stories attached to them, and creating routes of virtual sightseeing through their own eyes; If you missed travelling at all, get ready for some amazing strolls around Europe! ✈️ 🌍
Project Streams:
LEARNING RESOURCES
Here you can find the key Intellectual Outputs of the Virtual Stroll Across Europe Poject
Interactive Map
Creation of a digital map with interactive features and street view integration
Video Lectures
4 video lectures for the educational growth of participants
Video Production: The Guidebook
A comprehensive Guidebook for beginners interested in learning how to create their first film
Video Production
A series of videos produced by our participants
Activity Timeline
Developent Meeting
Zagreb, Croatia
Second Development Meeting
Athens, Greece
Transnational Project Meeting
Online
See for youself
project partners
The organisations and people behind the project who we join forces with and grow together.
Klasična Gimnazija Zagreb
Croatia
Bernaldo De Quiros School
Spain
32 SU s izuchavane na chuzhdi ezici "Sv.Kliment Ohridski"
Bulgaria
Ekpedeftiria Vassiliadi
Greece
Roes Cooperativa
Greece
The Virtual Stroll Across Europe project is approved by the Croatian National Agency under the project number: 2021-HR01-KA220-000032658 and it is co-financed by the programme of the European Commision
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