lunedì 10 febbraio 2014
martedì 9 luglio 2013
Interwiev IV
Age: 23
Occupation: student
Favourite Social Media: youtube
This project in 3 words: cool cool cool
Funny story from the project?
We had a lot of funny stories, but the last ones aren`t ment to be written.
We had a lot of funny stories, but the last ones aren`t ment to be written.
What is this project going to change in your life?
My metabolism
(hihi), my perspective on different cultural backgrounds…
What will be the most memorable thing from this project?
I can`t point at
one thing only, maybe 60`s party and photo project task
What did you learn about other cultures?
First of all,
they`re different than mine, but there are also some similarities like some words and jokes.
What did you learn about yourself?
I learned that I
should always be myself wherever.
What does Youth in Action mean for you?
A great opportunity to learn about other people and myself, to share
experience and ideas.
Is
social media important for you? Why?
It`s
important for me because it enables me to stay in touch with people who live in different regions and countries.
Interwiev III
Name: Brian
Country: Spain
Age: 19
Occupation: Student
Favourite Social Media: Facebook
This project in 3 words: I love everything
Funny story from the project?
Everything
What is this project going to change in your life?
I understand English better.
What will be the most memorable thing from this project?
Friends!
What did you learn about other cultures?
They are very interesting.
What did you learn about yourself?
Knowledge is a very powerful thing.
What does Youth in Action mean for you?
New experiences
Is social media important for you? Why?
Yes and now I understand them better.
Interwiev II
Country: Lithuania
Age: 24
Occupation: student
Favourite Social Media: None
This project in 3 words: Good, exhausting, interesting
Funny story from the project?
It’s getting funnier and funnier.
What is this project going to change in your life?
I’ve found out about new social networks and
the ways to use it.
What will be the most memorable thing from this project?
Being in a movie clip.
What did you learn about other cultures?
In my opinion other cultures use social media a
lot more than Lithuanians, as talking to them revealed.
What did you learn about yourself?
That I’m very cute (laughs). And weird. And
that I can communicate in Spanish.
What does Youth in Action mean for you?
A fun possibility to meet a lot of new people
and learn something.
Is social media important for you? Why?
No, not really. I prefer social relations in
real life.
lunedì 8 luglio 2013
Interwiev
Country: Poland
Age: 22
Occupation: Student & Photo Journalist
Favourite Social Media: Wordpress, Facebook, Flickr
This project in 3 words: Education, Creativity, Fun
Funny story from the project?
Żaba
byk!
What is this project going to change in your life?
Now I know that there are many interesting
projects like this one that I can get involved in the future. I improved my
knowledge about social media and I’ve met many interesting people from
different countries.
What will be the most memorable thing from this project?
The video – we recorded it together and it
allowed us to cooperate with people from many countries. It was great because
we shared our creativity and had so much fun while doing it!
What did you learn about other cultures?
I learned a lot in many aspects. What strucked
me especially was the Croatians talking about their experiences from the war
time.
What did you learn about yourself?
That I can manage even very difficult situation
and create something from the scratch even if I have to explore the tools from
the very beginning.
What does Youth in Action mean for you?
It’s like Rock & Roll for young people!
Great way to be an active young member of European society.
Is social media important for you? Why?
Yes, they are in fact very important for me. I
use them in both professional and personal life. I connect with possible
employers, present my work and keep in touch with my friends.
What is Social Active Youth?
Hey!:-)
Here, in Nurri, we all have a chance to get to
know each other's cultures – not only working together, but also during special
events. One of them was an inter-cultural evenings, when every group had to
prepare the presentation about their country, sharing not only the important
facts but also some funny stories and traditional food. We got to know the
story of Tesla, tried delicious Lithuanian bread, heard about the beauty of
Canary Islands, tasted Bulgarian spicy peppers and got to meet a Polish superhero,
superconsonantman!
During the activities, focusing on the social
media, we have a chance to exchange our experience and opinions, based both on
our cultural background and personal story. Via different methods of work we
try to learn how to use social media better and more efficiently, at the same
time seeking the answers to the most
essential questions connected to the social media: what is their role in the
modern world? What is the danger? How do they change our reality?
One of our activities
requires making up a video on a topic of Youth in Action. We were assigned
different methods to carry out our task. Discussing, we set up the basic plan
and then, sometimes with real sacrifices, we turned into real filmmakers. We
not only had fun, but got familiarized with the basic applications, devices and
methods of video-making. And even though some people were so engaged in the
work that they accidentally fell into the swimming pool, it was still worth
it...
sabato 6 luglio 2013
Our work
Participants develop their skills, using different online
communication platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, Flickr to share photos and activities, blog to share links,
Slideshare to publish the presentation.
Something about intercultural learning :
Learning process is documented in photos and video blog using social media:
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