The websites corresponding to my previous Erasmus+ projects are:
Some technological tools used in the previous art, science and language projects are:
Files (audio and images files about colours to test e-learning objects using HTML5 in our Moodle by our students).
- Use Arduino to make art projects interactive
- To create a virtual art gallery with interactivity, both with open hardware (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, sensors and actuators) and open software (Processing, python)
- To compare existing e-learning tools: Moodle using your Erasmus account and password (myudutu and Ardora examples)
- Using pivot animator
- Using Aurasma for augmented reality triggering of videos, animations, audios, videos, etc to create an augmented reality book
- Using 123 Catch to generate 3D objects from photos
- To create new e-learning objects using Javascript, HTML5, etc
- Responsive design image maps (Created with GIMP, filter>web>image maps), but also easy to create with online tools.
In our European previous projects participating schools were from Germany, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Portugal, Cyprus, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Turkey.
