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Posted on Wednesday November 25, 2020

Updated on Thursday April 15, 2021

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Developing E-learning curricula using World Heritage

In this session from Europeana 2020, experts share their experience of developing E-learning curriculum using World Heritage and also challenges in bridging the two sectors: culture and education. 

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Speakers share our experience of developing E-learning curriculum using World Heritage and also challenges in bridging the two sectors: culture and education. They discuss the potential synergy to enrich learning experience for our children. This session took place at Europeana 2020. 

Ping Kong

Ping Kong

Founder

Heritage & Education Consulting GmbH

Daniel Sansome

Daniel Sansome

Educator

Time Trek Team

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