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Dissemination

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DISSEMINATION REPORT
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Partners:
Zinev Art Technologies
Name of the person involved in the event:
Miglena Molhova-Vladova
Date of the event:
31 October 2014 - 02 November 2014
Type of Dissemination event:
Conference or Fair
Description of Dissemination Event:
Miglena Molhova participated in the international conference "Engaging tools for science education" to present the project and its results. The conference was visited from a great number of school representatives - headmasters and teachers.
Target group:
Experts
Researchers
Schools
Teachers
Training Agencies
Number of people reached by event:
100
Held in:
Sofia (Bulgaria)
Outcomes, Results and Evaluation:
As a result from the participation in the conference ZAT managed to have another publication about the project; Miglena Molhova made contacts with more representatives of the target group, who expressed their willingness to receive information about the project and use its results; a contact was made also with the national ambassador of the Scientix project, who suggested Goerudio to be included in its database of good practices.
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