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Grundtvig Project Summery of the Evaluations of meetings Ireland and Poland. Taken from survey monkey. Ireland Nano Nagle Centre 29 th Nov – 1 st Dec 2012 10 Participants competed survey monkey evaluation. Positive outcomes

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  1. Grundtvig Project Summery of the Evaluations of meetings Ireland and Poland Taken from survey monkey

  2. Ireland Nano Nagle Centre 29th Nov – 1st Dec 201210 Participants competed survey monkey evaluation Positive outcomes • Partners felt it is important to build relationships so that the project aims and objectives can be fulfilled. • Plans put into place for the schedule of the project over the course of the next 2 years with the future activities and outcomes being prioritised. • Sharing different methods of teaching both language and IT. • Majority of participants were happy with the progress made in the first meeting.

  3. Ireland Negative outcomes • Time wasted on discussions that were not always relevant and also the uncertainty of the aims and objectives was frustrating. • Partners found the language barrier with the Turkish partners frustrating making communication difficult at times. • There was some tension due to the lack of clarity to some of the guidelines in the manual. • Partners need to contribute equally and communication needs to flow liberally between all partners. • Moving forward we need a clear agenda and for partners to come to each meeting prepared and have all necessary research and procedures put into place.

  4. Ireland • Conclusion • A target schedule of objectives was put in place to be completed within the time frame of the project. • Outcomes for the project were prioritised. • Methodologies to be used for teaching language and IT were agreed by partners. • Communication tools agreed by partners. http://www.grundtvig.czeladz.pl/en/ (website & Blog) • https://www.facebook.com/groups/463239893737432/ (keeping pace) • http://lnx.training2000.it/moodle/login/index.php (language communication) • Schedule for future visits were agreed.

  5. PolandCzeladz 9th – 10th May 201310 of 12 Participants competed survey monkey evaluation Positive Outcomes • Overall the partners were happy with the presentations by each institution. • The majority felt that the content of the meetings were informative and appropriate. • The majority of partners were happy with the content. • The outcome and goals set out from the agenda were reached. • Partners had a clearer prospective of project outcome.

  6. Poland Negative outcomes • Some partners were not happy with the meeting facilities and they also felt that the meeting sessions were too long. • Disagreement on some subjects between partners had a negative impact on the meeting. • There was sometimes a lack of communication and information sharing on some subjects which could have a negative effect on the progression of the project. • There were a number of communication difficulties and differences in opinion between the partners.

  7. Poland • Conclusion • Initially communications between partners was problematic but ultimately this was resolved by the end of the meeting. • Inter- relations between partners and seniors was very valuable to the project aims and objectives. • The agenda of the meeting was clearly defined by the Polish partners. • Schedule for the meeting in Turkey was confirmed by the Turkish partners.

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