OUTDOOR ICT

Compte rendu du meeting à Villach du 17 au 20 Juin 2013

Présents : Autriche 4, Turquie 12, Portugal 2, Espagne 2, France 3, Italie 21

17/06/2013 : arrivée des participants (avec un peu de retard pour la délégation française et ce à cause des conditions métrologiques)

18/06/2013 :

Matin

Pour les responsables de projet : préparation et mise au point de la partie commune du rapport final et en particulier partie E1 et E2 sur les différents outcomes du projet.

Alessia Fabro envoie ses propositions au plus tard le 15 Juillet pour que l'on fasse les remarques éventuelles. Il sera évoqué : 15 à 16 points.

Pour les élèves : séance de géocaching en ville avec quizz .

Aprés midi :

Géocaching chasse au trésor pour tous à Villach Warmbad station de tourisme et de cure.

Soirée : Conférence de fin de projet à la médiathèque.
- Ouverture par les responsables des Volkshochschulen et de la ville de Villach,

- Discours de l'université della libertad d'Udine (partenaire pour de nombreux projets avec Villach) et la municipalité d'Udine (co partenaire du projet en tant qu'Agenda 21) )

- Présentation des résultats pour chaque partenaire. Pour E seniors voir en annexe les documents présentés par M. MIRO et D.MASSARD qui ont été chaleureusement félicités par les participants pour l'originalité de la démarche.

- Présentation de la table des matières de l E book par le partenaire espagnol : celui ci nous sera envoyé mi juillet sous forme de CD et sera mis sur le site web de façon à être visible par tous.

19/06/2013

Matin :

Exercices de geocaching à Landskron autour du château et spectacle demonstration « aigles »

Après midi :

Visite de Klagenfurt

20/06/2013 : départ

Annexe

Presentation de Marguerite MIRO

Mains résults obtained

When first, Didier, one of our teachers, presented the "Outdoor project" to our group, I must admit I was not very convinced but since learning how to do was included in our course, I tried to do my best to understand and to learn.

After showing us how to go to “Google maps” and to create an itinerary, Didier trained us to do the same for a short itinerary in our district. After various attempts, we succeeded and downloaded this itinerary in his mobile phone. Then we went and followed it. I began to be a little bit more convinced.

During the meeting hold in Paris, we were told that in some countries they were using this process for walks in the country side. Since I am a hiker, I though that it should be nice to prepare my walks in the same way. So I decided to go further in the subject.

I know rather well my city Paris and particularly a district were tourists are not used to go when they visit us, it is called “Le Marais”. I have my own “itinerary” and when Françoise proposed to take this itinerary as an example I agreed.

I looked for historical data and for descriptions and information on various mansions and building we were in course to see. With Denis we went through the district to check and after discussion with Françoise we decided on the circuit to be kept. We checked it once more with delegates of other european programs when they hold meetings in Paris. Then we continued the work as it is said in chapter 5 of the e-booklet.

What I have learned ?

- Not to be too afraid when I am offered new possibilities to use my computer

- To do itineraries, for example for friends coming at home and to whom I can indicate on their pads or telephone where is my butcher, my baker and so on

Presentation de Denis MASSARD

Marais' visit

About the Marais' experiment :

I took part in the visit , and I could observe the very good precision of the device.

Country environnement

Morover, beyond an urban environment which benefits from many reference points (roads, squares, monuments, …), I have also tested the device in a more rural environment, in the town of Felletin, which is a small city in the center of France, with an itinerary wich allows to locate :

- a very old stoned bridge

- a former factory of diamond cutting

- former tan-yards (factories for treatment of hides)

- and of course tapestry workshops (an historical still present speciality with Aubusson)

So, in one hand we have a tool, and it can be funny, and in the other hand we have the feeling – I have had the feeling – to have a very powerful device, with a universal range.