Posted: March 4, 2013 | Author: llpukecorys | Filed under: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Transversal | Tags: facebook, flickr, grundtvig, leonardo, llpukecorys, Projects around the UK, social media, transversal, twitter, youtube |
Hearing the benefits, and impact, that Leonardo, Grundtvig and Transversal funding has on organisations, staff and learners is inspiring. During the 7 years of the Lifelong Learning Programme, we have funded thousands of partnerships and individuals, from large-scale 2 year Transfer of Innovation projects to a 1 day Visit & Exchange, we enjoy hearing the ins and outs of how each opportunity goes and your personal experiences. Connecting with you is important to us and with the recent addition of our Facebook Page you might be wondering how else can we connect? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: May 30, 2012 | Author: llpukecorys | Filed under: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Social media | Tags: grundtvig, leonardo, Leonardo Mobility, Lifelong Learning Programme, llpukecorys, participants, partners, project news, promoters, tweet, video, Your Story, youtube |
We love hearing about your projects and like to share your news and events through our websites, through Twitter, our blog and our YouTube channel.
Here are just a few of the things that we have heard about in the last month:
Congratulations!
We’ve been hearing, via Twitter, about the latest successful applications for Leonardo and Grundtvig funding:
Congratulations to you all and everyone else who has submitted a successful application! Make sure to keep us up to date throughout your project and we wish you luck during the journey. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: May 21, 2012 | Author: llpukecorys | Filed under: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Social media, Transversal | Tags: grundtvig, guidance note, leonardo, Lifelong Learning Programme, llpukecorys, social media, transversal, tweet, video, youtube |
You might remember that earlier this year we launched our latest guide: Get Connected. Keeping up to date with the latest tools for social media and online collaboration can be tricky to say the least and we’ve made sure to update our online community with the latest developments.
What’s new
There are many, many, many things that pop each day that interest us and after trialling and testing there are some that make the grade and we start to use. Here are some of the new things that we feel maybe of use for you: Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: February 29, 2012 | Author: llpukecorys | Filed under: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Transversal | Tags: Europe, Europe 2020, get connected, grundtvig, leonardo, Lifelong Learning Programme, transversal, video, youtube |
You might have seen our recent tweets asking for links to channels and videos that interest you on YouTube and that you think we should see. We’re beginning the first stages of developing our YouTube channel so that it is a place where you can see information relating to all aspects of the Leonardo, Grundtvig and Transversal programmes.
How you can get involved
We’d like to start featuring videos you recommend on our channel, this might be a video of your Learner Workshop or a video diary of your Mobility participant’s experience, we’d also like to highlight other channel’s that are relevant to the Lifelong Learning Programme such as the European Commission or the National Apprenticeships Service. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: September 12, 2011 | Author: llpukecorys | Filed under: Grundtvig, Leonardo, Transversal | Tags: dissemination, Ecorys, european commission, eve, grundtvig, leonardo, Lifelong Learning Programme, llp, project, publicise, publicity, social media, transversal, tweet, video, viral, youtube |
Running a successful project is an enjoyable experience and you can often want to shout from the rooftops to anyone who will listen about the highs (and the lows) of your project.
This is definitely one way to get noticed but there are other ways to get noticed by anyone and everyone from the European Commission, to other project promoters, and to members of the general public who might potentially benefit from your project. Read the rest of this entry »
