Planning for future cooperation

Encourage the idea of networking and that there are possibilities for future projects.

At the beginning you should introduce the idea of a group report which on the one hand summarizes the discussions of the course or study visit, and on the other can function as a starting point for further discussions and networks.

The group report is compulsory for all Study visits but you may also find it useful when organizing an in-service training activity.

Inform the participants of the possibilities for applying for further projects within the Lifelong Learning Programme, and provide time for the participants to discuss potential projects. You may decide to devote a section of the web site to ideas for further cooperation. Here, participants could upload their ideas and come back to them later on.

Materials

Check list for networking

Model website for providers

The Learning teacher network

Web tools for networking

External links

The LLP site provides a thorough overview of the possibilities that the programme offers to potential applicants at both individual and institutional levels.

Lifelong Learning Programme
A framework for schools to collaborate on the Internet with partner schools in other European countries. You have to first register your school and partnership.

A framework for schools to collaborate on the Internet with partner schools in other European countries. You have to first register your school and partnership.

eTwinning

The aim of the Guidelines is to help study visit organisers plan a balanced programme. The Guidelines are now revised and adapted to the LLP.

Guidelines for Study visit providers

Best practice

First ideas were formulated