European Schools Project
Association

The European Schools Project (ESP) is a project for promoting telecommunication between primary and secondary schools all over the world. It was started at the University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands) by Henk Sligte and Aad Nienhuis. There are actually more than 300 participating schools from over 26 countries from all over the world.

Please have a look at the new site at www.espnet.eu

On this site:

Portal for the project The Image of the Other

	Database of ESP projects This database does no longer accept new projects Please have a look at the new ESPA site or at the sites of ECOLE, COMP@CT and EU Schoolnet server
Bulletin Board	Forum with calls for project partners

Some of our most successful projects ...

Other projects
in which members of ESP are involved:

European COllaborative LEarning network with also ECOLE BEST: collection of best projects, practices, tools and documents

Comp@ct Thematic Educational Network Supported by European Community in the framework of the Socrates programme.

Projects on this site

National ESP sites

National ESP co-ordinators

Conferences

National ESP sites

• ESP Resource, Information and Support Center (RISC), Amsterdam: The home of ESP. Archives of mailing lists
• Czechia (Czech)
• Denmark (English, Danish)
• Finland (Finnish, English, German, Swedish)
• Japan (Japanese, English)
• the Netherlands (Dutch, English)
• Portugal (Portuguese)
• Slovenia (Slovenian)
• Slovakia (Slovak, English)
• Sweden (English,Swedish)

ESP forum
ESP chat site

Projects on this site

National ESP sites

National ESP co-ordinators

Conferences

• Chile : Monica Campos
• Czechia: Maria Filipova
• Denmark : Birte Kjær Peulicke
• Estonia : Anne Villems
• Finland : Ilpo Halonen
• Georgia: Eka Jeladze and Shota Murtskhvaladze
• Germany : Karen Thomson
• Iran: Maliheh Mohseni and Masumeh Noorbakhsh
• Italy: Pina Di Mauro
• Japan : Hillel Weintraub
• The Netherlands : Cees Brederveld
• Norway : Paul Rossebø
• Portugal : Maria Antónia Bento
• Romania: Claudia Slujitoru
• Slovakia : Ludovit Sopcak
• Slovenia : Viljenka Savli
• Spain : Patricio Begoña
• Sweden : Ulf Akerberg
• UK: Colette Cotton
• USA : (East) Sheila Gersh
            (West) John Coady

Special members

• Chauncy Rucker
  Joy Zabala Technology and Media (TAM) Division of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)
  
• Peter Obermeyer (UNESCO schools)

Projects on this site

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National ESP co-ordinators

Conferences

Conferences

22^nd  AESP conference
La Coruña - Spain, 6-9 March, 2008

21st ESP conference:
March 7-11 2007 in Pještany,
Slovakia

20th ESP Conference : The E-Magic of Learning and Teaching
In collaboration with Comp@ct and ECOLE
March 9 - 12, 2007
Amsterdam

19th ESP Conference: Learning Goes Mobile
A Collaborative Knowledge Building Conference on New Media, Learning and Schools
March 10-13, 2005
Place: Järvenpää/Helsinki, Finnland March 10-11, and a cruise from Helsinki to Stockholm and back, March 11-13, 2005
In collaboration with the Comenius 3 networks Comp@ct and ECOLE

18th ESP Conference: Bridging Visions for Learning
Prague, March 25-28, 2004: texts, list of projects, photo's
In collaboration with ECOLE

17th ESP Conference: Bridging best practices
Rome, March 6-9, 2003: texts, list of projects, photo's

16th ESP Conference March 21-24, 2002
Malmö (Sweden), : texts, projects, photo's, video's

15th ESP Conference
Rendsburg (Germany), March 22-25, 2001
Pictures of the conference by Ulf and Nick

14th ESP Conference
Haugesund, (Norway), April 6-9, 2000
Images of the conference by Ulf Akerberg (SE)

13th ESP Conference
Tartu (Estonia), 19-21 March 1999
Images of the conference by Ulf Akerberg (SE)

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