The RoboESL Multiplier event that took place in Genova, Italy, on September 23rd wa attended by 130 people among which teachers and educational experts.<\/p>\n
The conference was jointly organized by RoboESL Partners Liceo Fermi (the project manager) and by the School of Robotics.<\/p>\n
Liceo Fermi headmaster,\u00a0 Professor Michele Lattarulo, opened the morning session and invited Professor Massimo Esposito to intervene. Prof. Esposito is an Officer of the Italian Ministry of Education, Research and University.<\/p>\n
PLENARY:<\/strong><\/p>\n Michele Moro, University of Padua –\u00a0The development of robotic enhanced curricula for the RoboESL project: lessons learnt.<\/em><\/p>\n Michele Moro, Francesca Agatolio, Emanuele Menegatti<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Dimitris Alisis, EDUMOTIVA –\u00a0\u00a0Teacher Training in Educational Robotics: the ROBOESL Project Paradigm<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Linda Daniela, University of Latvia –\u00a0Is there an impact? Final results.<\/em><\/p>\n Linda Daniela, Raimonds Strods, University of Latvia<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Fiorella Operto, the School of Robotics –\u00a0Recommended actions to prevent early school leaving in Europe. RoboESL Erasmus plus project encouraging results<\/em><\/p>\n Fiorella Operto, Emanuele Micheli<\/p>\n PANEL WITH SCHOOL PARTNERS\u2019 CONTRIBUTIONS<\/strong><\/p>\n Lolita Krilova, Valmiera`s Secondary school No 5<\/p>\n Tasso Karampinis, 56th Junior High School of Athens: Activities and experiences from our<\/p>\n Implementations<\/p>\n Erica Sozzi, Liceo Fermi: Il progetto RoboESL e l\u2019esperiemza del Liceo E. Fermi di Genova<\/p>\n <\/p>\n