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Data: 05/06/2013
NR.: 160
DATA: 05.06.2013
TITOLO PROGETTO: “Graphic Facilitation and Harvesting as a Tool for Learning”
RICHIESTA PROVENIENTE DA: Federica Demicheli (Grecia)
TIPOLOGIA: Gioventù - Training Course
ARGOMENTO: Graphic facilitation and harvesting as a tool for learning.
PAESI PARTNER CHE HANNO GIÀ ADERITO: -
ALTRE NOTIZIE:
Activity date: 1st - 10th of November 2013.
Venue place, venue country: Delphi, Greece.
Summary:
Have you been attracted by the use of drawings, cartoons and other visual materials used to support learning in exchanges, seminars or training courses? Did you ever think about trying to do this yourself? Well, this course if for you!
Target group: Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders.
For participants from: Neighbouring Partner Countries, Youth in Action Programme Countries.
Group size: 10 participants
Details:
This project idea has grown naturally out of the progress made within the Tools For Learning Strategy, which has shown clear developments within recent publications and the last two editions of the Tool Fair. Graphic facilitation is growing in importance in the facilitation of learning processes and this is a real chance to make a solid contribution to spreading both the ideas and the practice within the youth field. After consultation about the project, it has been decided to offer a training course to ten participants.
The course will be organised in three parts:
1) A preparation seminar in which participants will try out different forms of graphic facilitation and harvesting in order to support learning;
2) The participants will have the opportunity of putting their developing skills into practise during the whole Tool Fair VIII and will have coaching sessions each day;
3) An evaluation meeting directly after the Tool Fair will be held to look at the look at the effectiveness of this approach and draw conclusions for inclusion in a publication for wide distribution.
During the training course, will be provided simple and useful tricks how to draw basic things (such as people, emotions, objects, contexts, metaphors etc).
Our Aims
• To introduce graphic facilitation to the world of youth work in a systematic way;
• To break the myth that you need to be "an artist" to do this! So that all can be encouraged to try out these aids to learning and reflection;
• To build on the experience of the last two Tool Fairs and the recent Tools for Learning publications to extend this multiple and diverse tool for learning;
• To explore some of the main types of graphic facilitation and harvesting, including drawings, mind mapping, reporting through illustration, etc.
Target group:
Educational practitioners in the European youth field: trainers, youth workers and youth leaders, etc. active in the youth field in general and more specifically within the Youth in Action Programme. You do NOT have to be an artist already!
But you do need to have three basic qualities:
a) the desire to use graphic facilitation and harvesting in your future projects;
b) some previous training experience;
c) be available for the whole training course (1-10 November 2013)!
Costs:
Boarding costs will be covered by organizers. Travel costs for EECA, SEE, MEDA and program countries will covered by organisers.
Working language: English.
SCADENZA: 15th of June 2013.
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