[Bf-education] Blender 3D educational project "Eleonore Digital::Work Together"
Stellamation
contact at stellamation.tv
Mon Jan 12 14:02:14 CET 2009
Hi Alexandra
My name is Stella Siu Lie Ang, check my website Stellamation.tv
I have worked and trained in several area's of the communication
bussiness,
as well do I give now workshops to train children in the art of stop
motion.
Also working with young adults.
Just finished 3 months intensive Maya Character animation training from
people working for Disney and Pixar.
Quiet new to the computer field and actually just discovered Blender
in 2 hrs
very usefull well given workshop 0n the Holland Animation Film
Festival by William Reynish from
Denmark I love to be kept in touch about your intitiative,, learn,
work, assist on it as much as pos.
I work in Wassenaar and also in Amsterdam the Netherlands, I will
study the ideas and proposals a bit better
later on in this week.
Do keep me posted and lost of success!!
Kind Regards
Stella Siu Lie Ang/Stellamation.tv
Amsterdam-Wassenaar/Holland
+31 (0)614129970
Skype name Stellamation
On 12 Jan 2009, at 09:46, Alexandra Mayer wrote:
> Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
> I am writing to you in the name of the Association for the
> Promotion of Open Source Technology in Schools and Universities
> from Austria, who is the initiator of the european wide project
> “Eleonore Digital::Work Together”. The main objectives of the
> project are that students and teachers acquire skills with Blender
> 3D and create in cooperation with game development experts an
> educational game about a crucial part of the European medieval
> history.
>
> „Eleonore Digital::Work Together“ focuses on the main social
> challenges of the information or knowledge society of the 21st
> century with the aspiration to ensure a profound education for the
> youth and to encourage the occupation with information and
> communication technologies as well as a critical media literacy.
> The interdisciplinary perspective of the project that arises of the
> connection between the promotion of web 2.0 applications, a
> historical topic and technological processing, supports creative as
> well as pedagogical aspects in media and gender sensitivity.
> The project has started this school year in the test run with seven
> secondary schools from Austria, the Czech Republic, Estonia and
> England, and it is planed that we are going to present it within
> the EU Funding Programme COMENIUS for livelong learning.
>
> We are already working together with some people from the Blender
> community and Apricot team, but we hope to find more people who
> might want to join our project group and support our visions.
> Especially for the application for COMENIUS we are looking for
> further institutions to join our project consortium.
> Besides there it is still the option for schools to join this
> project for the school year 2009/2010.
>
> You will find more information about the project on our website
> www.eleonore-digital.org, where you can also order a detailed
> project plan. If you have any further queries, don't hesitate to
> contact me under alexm at abc.at
>
> Since you are already working with Blender and know about its great
> advantages I am sure you will be also interested in our project,
> since it definitely contributes not only to the promotion of open
> source solutions in general but specifically of Blender and it's
> versatile fields of applications within education.
> I am looking forward to your response and feedback to our project.
>
> Yours faithfully,
>
> Alexandra Mayer
> (Project Management)
>
> Association for the Promotion of Open Source Technology in schools
> and universities
> Maysedergasse 2/17
> 1010 Vienna
> www.p-o-s-t.org
> www.eleonore-digital.org
>
> <alexm.vcf>
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