Who I am...
My name is Konstantina Chryssanthopoulou and I am a secondary school teacher in Greece. I am 47 years old and I teach german as a second language and Ancient and Modern Greek History. My students are between 12 and 17 years old.
I am very much interested in integrating technology into teaching, because I believe it is very motivating for both teachers and students. For my subjects I have created blogs on blogspot and facbookgroups and I try to introduce as many web tools 2.0 as possible to my students and my colleagues.
My blog's address is
http://einekleinedeutschkiste.blogspot.gr/
This blog has been awarded in June 2015 with a first prize in the educational contest "eduwebawards" for educational sites and blogs in Greece.
In the past I have participated in several other online courses. In the EunSchoolnet Academy I have finished the courses:
1) Games in schools
2) Competences for 21st Century Schools Course
3) Creative Use of Tablets in School.
4) Introducing Computing in your Classroom
5) Introducing Technology-Enhanced Teaching
I have also participated in online courses on the platform from etwinning and finished the very interesting course Augmented Reality last year. I participate in online webinars organized by Deutschlehrer online, Shelly Terrel, Jürgen Wagner and others. I take part in courses organized by the Ministry of Education of my country. I love experimenting with new tools.
I take part in courses organized by the Goethe Institut and work on the project DIP in SOE, a project by the Goethe Institut for the improvement of digital skills in the countries of South East Europe and I am taking part in the online course "Unterrichten mit digitalen Medien" at the Goethe Institut platform.
In our school we have a video projector and a PC in the most of the classes and one smart board in the laboratory and the computer room, which we can sometimes use. It is forbidden for the students to have smartphones or tablets in school and it requires a special permission. In June 2015 we won in a contest of the Goethe Institut a charger bag with eleven ipads and a laptop, which we will be introducing in our lessons in the new schoolyear.
My name is Konstantina Chryssanthopoulou and I am a secondary school teacher in Greece. I am 47 years old and I teach german as a second language and Ancient and Modern Greek History. My students are between 12 and 17 years old.
I am very much interested in integrating technology into teaching, because I believe it is very motivating for both teachers and students. For my subjects I have created blogs on blogspot and facbookgroups and I try to introduce as many web tools 2.0 as possible to my students and my colleagues.
My blog's address is
http://einekleinedeutschkiste.blogspot.gr/
This blog has been awarded in June 2015 with a first prize in the educational contest "eduwebawards" for educational sites and blogs in Greece.
My blog's address is
http://einekleinedeutschkiste.blogspot.gr/
This blog has been awarded in June 2015 with a first prize in the educational contest "eduwebawards" for educational sites and blogs in Greece.
In the past I have participated in several other online courses. In the EunSchoolnet Academy I have finished the courses:
1) Games in schools
2) Competences for 21st Century Schools Course
3) Creative Use of Tablets in School.
4) Introducing Computing in your Classroom5) Introducing Technology-Enhanced Teaching
I have also participated in online courses on the platform from etwinning and finished the very interesting course Augmented Reality last year. I participate in online webinars organized by Deutschlehrer online, Shelly Terrel, Jürgen Wagner and others. I take part in courses organized by the Ministry of Education of my country. I love experimenting with new tools.
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I take part in courses organized by the Goethe Institut and work on the project DIP in SOE, a project by the Goethe Institut for the improvement of digital skills in the countries of South East Europe and I am taking part in the online course "Unterrichten mit digitalen Medien" at the Goethe Institut platform.
In our school we have a video projector and a PC in the most of the classes and one smart board in the laboratory and the computer room, which we can sometimes use. It is forbidden for the students to have smartphones or tablets in school and it requires a special permission. In June 2015 we won in a contest of the Goethe Institut a charger bag with eleven ipads and a laptop, which we will be introducing in our lessons in the new schoolyear.
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