eTwinning featured groups open house: Discover, join, engage!

Join us for part 2 of the eTwinning featured groups open house! In this information session, 8 moderators will introduce their eTwinning featured groups. Each group will showcase their unique community and inspire you to join. Discover your next collaborative space and connect with like-minded members!

Registration:

06.03.2025 – 01.04.2025

Speakers:

Edward A. Lockhart Domeño, Nataša Vrapčević, Sara Terrasan, Rafael Montero, Anita Šimac, Maria O’ Donovan, Petra Turan-Nip, Rosario Rodriguez Utrilla

Starting on: 01.04.2025

Starting at: 04:00 PM (Europe/Brussels)

Duration: 1 hour

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Webinar information

Description

eTwinning featured groups are virtual spaces for eTwinners to share resources and project ideas, celebrate achievements and build meaningful connections with other eTwinners. In this session, 8 moderators will present the featured groups and share the upcoming activities eTwinners can take part in. Attendees will have the opportunities to discover the topics covered by these groups and select the ones that match more their own interests and backgrounds. 
 

The content of this webinar reflects the views only of the authors. The European Commission does not endorse any views, opinions or advice expressed by the speakers/presenters of this webinar.

About the speakers

Edward A. Lockhart Domeño

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group Entrepreneurship in education

Nataša Vrapčević

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group Early Childhood Education and Care

Sara Terrasan

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group Open schooling: reaching out to your local community

Rafael Montero

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group Basic skills in action

Rafael Montero is a math and technical drawing teacher at the Spanish High School Colegio Corazón de María. He is an eTwinning ambassador and moderates the STEM eTwinning Featured Group. His interests lie in raising scientific vocations among his students and increasing the European dimension of his educational community. To that end, he has participated in or coordinated several European level STEM and Erasmus projects with different EU countries

Anita Šimac

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group Learning for sustainability and green skills

Anita Šimac completed her education in the Department of Mathematics at University College London, one of the oldest universities in England, and one of the world’s leading research universities. Since 2011. she has been living in Zadar, Croatia teaching  mathematics at the Petar Preradović Elementary School.

Maria O’ Donovan

Moderator of the featured group ‘Arts and cultural expression in education’

Maria O’Donovan is a post-primary visual art educator and PhD researcher dedicated to fostering creativity, sustainability, and innovation in education. With a Master’s in Arts Management and a postgraduate qualification in Leadership and Management in Education, she blends academic expertise with practical experience to develop inclusive and dynamic teaching practices. Maria is an experienced eTwinning ambassador and Erasmus+ project leader, recognised for her ability to inspire critical thinking and creativity in students while cultivating a respectful and engaging learning environment. A frequent speaker and published author, she shares her insights on arts education, inclusion, and project-based learning at national and international events.

Petra Turan-Nip

Moderator of the eTwinning featured group IVET community

Rosario Rodriguez Utrilla

Moderator of the eTwinning