Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Project Results and Mentoring Success Story Booklet for Download!

Six European organisations cooperate in the partnership project "Mentor Development Programmes: Transforming learners into educators supported by e-communication tools”.

All partner organisations use mentoring programmes as a tool to increase learner participation and sustain the impact of adult education. The partners took turns in hosting meetings and presented best practices of mentoring programmes they (or cooperation partners in the country) are experienced with. The partners exchanged national particularities of mentoring programmes as well as common all-European approaches. They identified successful core elements of the learner-educator transformation which could be transferred and implemented at home.

The partners also learned about e-tools to support mentor development and mentoring programmes and make them more accessible to learners with special needs. These e-tools included online learning platforms, web conferences, blogs, online survey tools etc.

The work progress was accompanied by the compilation of “mentor success stories” showcasing the learner-educator transformation in individual cases. The success stories were written by adult learners actively involved throughout the project lifetime. The success stories are published as a pdf-booklet and available online for download. They will hopefully inspire more learners to become mentors and more adult education organisations to explore the full potential of mentoring programmes.

Click here to download the booklet

Click here to see the project featured in the database "European Shared Treasure"!

Friday, February 18, 2011

Pictures and Results 5th Meeting (Berlin Feb. 11, 2011)

On February 11th nine "Learning Partners" met in Berlin. We studied tools for dissemination on a European level, discussed the structure and content of our final project publication “Transforming learners into educators:
Mentor development success stories”, and agreed on to-do´s until the end of our project in August 2011.



This was - sadly - the last face-to-face meeting during our partnership project :-(

Let´s keep in touch beyond the project lifetime through follow-up activities, future cooperation projects and couchsurfing!

Monday, January 31, 2011

Agenda 5th Meeting, Berlin, Feb 11, 2011

Dear Grundtvig Partners,
below you´ll find the preliminary agenda for the upcoming meeting.
See you soon!

This a link to the google map with our meeting location.

Agenda for the 5th Meeting
Berlin, Feb. 11, 2011

Host:
Network Migration in Europe

Location:
Humanity in Action Deutschland e. V.7
Kollwitzstr. 94 (“Haus der Parität)
10435 Berlin

Meeting Schedule:

10.00-11.00
Welcome and introduction

Presentation: Tools for dissemination on a European level:
(Antje Scheidler, Network Migration in Europe)

11.00-11.30 Coffee break

11.30-12.30
• Update of our project workplan until July 2011 (project end)
• Check-up on all requirements for the final report (minutes, certificates of attendance, travel tickets, project documentation in Shared European Treasure, etc.)
• Feedback on transfer/implementation of interim results (e-tools, best practices, methodologies etc)
• Feedback on local, national and European dissemination activities
• Assessing the involvement of learners in our project
• Feedback on transfer/implementation of interim results
• Dissemination plan for our final publication
• Other To-dos until July 2011

12.30-14.00 Lunch break

14.00-16.30
Discussion of structure and contents of our final publication
• Presentation of the first success story drafts for final publication (please identify a learner/mentor and bring a success story draft as well as a short text on your organisation and its work in the field of mentoring – see minutes of our Warsaw meeting)

16.30-17.00 Coffee break

17.00-17.15
Presentation: Strategies towards curriculum development for mentoring programmes
(Anne Stalfort, Humanity in Action Deutschland e.V.)

17.15-17.45
Discussion:
Potential future cooperation in the field after the learning partnership has ended

17.45 – 18.00
Closing remarks, any other issues