Large Scientific Infrastructures enriching online and digital Learning (LaSciL) was a Erasmus+ project to support high quality science teaching that ran from 2021-2023.
The aim of the LaSciL project was to support teachers to become literate and fluent with the use of high quality digital tools. Resources developed through LaSciL enabled teacers to:
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create their own educational resources for students in open and distance learning;
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manage large numbers of students in an online environment and keep them motivated to participate;
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personalise their teaching practices based on the needs of their students.
The LaSciL project:
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Demonstrated innovative ways to involve teachers and students in e-Science by sharing and exploiting high quality digital resources (research facilities, scientific instruments, advanced ICT tools, simulation and visualisation applications and scientific databases);
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Provided teachers with cutting-edge, curriculum-tailored educational scenarios that can be used, reused and adapted to their needs;
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Monitord and assessed the teacher training and implementation with students;
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Selected a series of good practices and construct a roadmap both for supporting science teachers and developing collaborations between schools and research infrastructures;
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Demonstrated effective ways for involving a broader set of actors in the use of research infrastructures that will attract young people to science and scientific careers.
Find out more at the LaSciL website.