The E.Y.E. Blog project

Class 3°A, in particular would like to know what their fellow partners think about the future of their ‘Eyeblog’.

Will their partners  go on exchanging ideas with them, since most pupils from 3°A will be graduating to vocational, professional or grammar schools next year, and they’re ready to participate by themselves, at least those who have access to internet at home, since they’re all obloged to give back the individual laptop they’re equipped with at the end of this school-year.

Are there any students from ITIS who are over 18 and who feel already fit to take on Robertos’ work and responsibility, maybe Luigi who attended 2 conferences, one last year in Iceland, and the last one in Turkey, which attests to his thorough involvment, and the great trust his teachers set in him, as a rewarding student,  and  as a coordinator or more, and others as YOU ITIS students on account of your specific studies prove to be  the most efficient technicians? and so making sure the Blog will go on , just like ‘The Show Must Go On’ (cf Freddy Mercury’s moving song when we know he used to sang it with so much energy, yet fully aware he was condemened… suffering from AIDS , and so EYEblog could then remain what it is, with no disrespectful or unsuitable things that could be broadcast, since ITIS students specialize in Electronics and ICT up to the age of 19 or so, and Marine wanted to express her admiration for the high quality of the contributions shown during the conference in Bolu of  Italian students in particular, thus showing their asset in that field. But she also appreciated all the efforts made by any partner school!

THIS IDEA which is not mine only wa brought about during some conferences by some of us, the present webmasters included, but just like pupils sometimes our careers evolve, and we now know we could rely on you!

Last thank you so much ITIS B. Pascal,  our coordinating Eyeblog  Project School, for helping all of us to develop our common project based on our ’simple and humble’ SD Quiz that we posted on the Blog! We can’t help seeing soon what is has become when it is uploaded on the Blog in its new High Tech version! That was a great item to illustrate our close partnership as multilateral Comenius partners.