The Clilstore Practitioner Guidebook comprises an introductory guide to using clilstore.eu in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) contexts and provides technical guidance for CLIL practitioners at all educational levels. It has been funded with support from the European Commission’s Erasmus+ programme through the Spanish National Agency as an output of the CLIL Open Online Learning (COOL) project, carried out from September 2018 to December 2021, coordinated by Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain (reference number KA2-2018-1-ES01-KA203-050474).
We are greatly indebted to all the colleagues who have participated in the project and contributed to the success of the COOL project and its main outcome, the clilstore.eu CLIL authoring tool, materials reposi- tory, and multilingual dictionary interface. The Guidebook is available in English, Danish, Irish, Italian, and Spanish all versions in .pdf format and as .ePub
Core: 4 Weeks (Modules 1-7, including Assessment and Certification)
Optional: 2 Weeks (Modules 8-10)
The COOL CLIL course serves as a general introduction to Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) while also delivering training in how to create digital materials to support learners and plan lessons using CLIL methodology. Modules 1-6 are core learning modules which cover CLIL theory, lessson planning and technical training in how to use the Open Educational Resource - Clilstore.eu which caters directly to both learners and teachers. Module 7 is a summative assessment module which if successfully completed leads to the award of a Certificate. Modules 8-9 will allow course participants to learn about a series of EU funded projects that have helped to advance the dissemination and uptake of the CLIL methodology within Europe and beyond and also find out how they can participate in a growing community of practice centred around these projects and Clilstore.eu. Finally, Module 10 provides access to case-studies and academic discussions on CLIL to enable participants to explore the theory and its application in more depth and deepen their knowledge of the field. This may help participants plan for the adoption of CLIL at a wider curricular or institutional level or design projects to research and assess the efficacy of CLIL.
Estimated work load three hours per week
Register and participate in the course in the following languages:
A manual on how to
make use of the
tools (TextBlender,
Multidict, and
Wordlink) produced by
the pools-t project in a CLIL based context
can now be downloaded
in:
The CALL book (computer
assisted language
learning) has been
compiled as a book of
reference where teachers
can look up information
on exercise types etc.
The Hand
Book is also meant
to serve as an
inspiration for the Do It Yourself
teachers.
The book contains
examples of how to use
CALL in a pedagogically
sound context. The book,
which has been updated
in 2011
can be downloaded in:
The above manuals took a starting point in a Danish book "Hvad venter vi på" (what are we waiting for?) from 2000 written by Kent Andersen and Michael Svendsen-Pedersen. Download the original manual here
The final video produced by SUPSI demonstrates the five
communicative language teaching methods (PhyEmoC, Task Based Learning,
eTandem learning, Simulations, and Computer Assisted
Language Learning): The video comes complete with all the materials used in
the lessons. Download the instructions, handouts / student materials used in the video:
The POOLS-M partnership has decided to open the online
evaluation areas. These areas will remain open for the next
two years so we can collect data on the courses. Please user
the online forms so you can assist us in the work after the
funded period:
SUPSI, the Swiss pools-m partner has collected the
electronic evaluations from the past pools-m pilot courses.
The evaluation results from teachers and their students can
be downloaded here:
The
"Materials
Development Course Manual" is ready for
download and your
comments. Revisions and
updates are expected
also after the project
funded period.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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After completion of the course a certificate is issued from the Politecnic University of Valencia
