Erasmus Training: ICT Tools for a Creative and Collaborative Classroom
During this Erasmus training, we explored a bunch of super useful digital tools that can really spice up the classroom experience. The workshop focused on making lessons more interactive, creative, and collaborative using modern tech.
We got hands-on with Google Lens – a fun way to bring real-world objects into learning. Classroom Screen turned out to be a great tool for managing the classroom visually, helping with timers, noise levels, and student tasks. Another interesting find was LaDigitale, which allows you to create short digital stories – perfect for both language and content-based lessons.
We also played around with Timetex, a platform for creating simple educational games, and discovered Goosechase, a mobile app that lets you set up interactive scavenger hunts – great for team-building and creative assignments.
A big part of the training was also dedicated to AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude – we discussed how they can assist both students and teachers in learning and planning. Padlet was also highlighted as a go-to tool for collaborative work and idea sharing.
What made the experience even better was the chance to connect with teachers from Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, Slovenia, and Poland. Everyone shared their experiences and teaching tips, and it was really inspiring to hear how others are using these tools in different countries and contexts.
Overall, it was a great mix of learning, sharing, and getting excited about using tech creatively in the classroom!
Elżbieta Cukierska-Koć
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