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What we expect from erasmus this year

This year in erasmus exchange we expect to meet people from different cultures and countries. We expect to make posters about internet etiquette and how to behave online. We expect to do many team building games to get to know people. We expect to make a good survey about how much and what technology people use and get great results. We expect to update and upload various things to the Project Journal. We expect to interview certain people about their views on technology. We in general expect this to be an amazing learning experience and we expect to have loads of fun.

This year we expect to learn about the technology in different schools and their opinions on technology.  We expect to ask them, how much technology they use, and how they behave on the internet and how they use technology. This trip will be fun and interesting to find out how other schools work and how they use their computers. We will make posters about people's etiquette, and a questionnaire on technology in general. We are excited to see what other people think about technology!

This year we expect to about how much time people interact with technology in different places. So far, our group is planning on making a poster quite soon, and posting a blog about what we are doing and what other people. :)


 
Slovenia, 21. Nov. 2018
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Location: Gogalova ulica 15, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

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