Student Online Project for the 2015 European Youth Award
International experience and cooperation are essential parts of seminal curricula at modern universities.
Most students are eager to gain skills in intercultural communication during their studies. But it is hard to find motivated working partners sharing the same interests in other European countries.
EYA may help. The Online Student Project connects students interested in new developments in ICT, business, media and technology and gives them the opportunity to explore and improve innovative digital projects produced by the winners of the EYA competition together.
FORMAT
- 12-18 winning projects = 12-18 student groups
- Professors set up student groups and invite them to analyse the projects together online (via Microsoft Yammer, OneDrive and the Office Web Apps) and answer 3 to 4 questions such as:
1. What are the three main qualities making this project stand out?
2. Which improvements/enhancements do you recommend the team should focus on when preparing the next version of the project?
3. What did you learn from analyzing this project (topic, design, technical aspect, etc)?
4. What is the role of this project in achieving the goals of the Council of Europe and strategy Europe 2020?
- Students prepare a poster and hand-out together to summarize their results.
- Students may attend the Festival and have the possibility to meet in Graz and present the results of their cooperation during an exhibition.
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