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Doukas School (Greece, Coordinator)
Innovative Learning Network Ltd. (UK)
EUROGEO European Association of Geographers (Belgium)
GO! Education of the Flemish Community (Belgium)
Ghent University (Belgium)
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SCHOOL ON THE CLOUD
Connecting Education to the Cloud
for Digital Citizenship
Chryssanthe Sotiriou
Dimitris Primalis
Doukas School
19 November 2014
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3. 57 Partners Consortium
o School Education
o University Education
o Vocational Education
o Adult Education
Our vision
‘School on the Cloud’ Network
http://bit.ly/SoCMembers
4. School on the Cloud 1st Summit 2014
http://bit.ly/SoC1stConference
http://bit.ly/SoFSlideshare
In this presentation, we aim to sketch our vision that can help motivate and guide educators around the world that are interested in cloud education. A vision which is actually represented by the SoC Network. This is a European initiative which seeks to explore how education should respond to the new ICT developments in the form of Cloud–based applications that are rapidly transforming our society, including education. Given that tablets, mobile devices and Cloud-based services are tools spreading through schools this project explores their use and develops guidelines for the education sector by encouraging collaboration and knowledge exchange. Our experience at Doukas School has shown that such an initiative promotes a new dynamic way to educate that aligns with the way we think, share, learn and collaborate outside of the classroom. Various project examples based not only in our experience ,but also that for our partners will be presented and questions and fruitful discussion are more than welcome