Open Call for Educators

Educators who are interested to teach, special courses in 3D printing, robotics and IoT applications, Python, Libre Office and Digital Content Production and Web Design should express their interest by completing this form by November 13th.

Job Description

The courses Introduction to 3D printing, robotics and IoT applications and Introductory Python programming consists of 8 3-hour lessons (total 24 hours ), while the courses Use of LibreOffice for an office automation environment and Digital Content Production and Web Design consists of 16 3-hour lessons (total 48 hours ). The educational materials and the courses will be in English and adapted for mixed courses (Greek and refugee teenagers and youth aged 15- 24). The educational materials and the exercises will be developed in elearning modules for moodle, all educational materials will be implemented in https://elearn.ellak.gr/ and will be made available with Creative Commons License. The teachers will be reimbursed for teaching the courses, using teaching material that has already been created. Training for the use of the educational material will be provided to the selected teachers.

Requirements

Teaching experience in synchronous and asynchronous environments
Thorough knowledge of the subject
Knowledge of operating courses in the Moodle platform.

Teaching Units

1) Introduction to 3D printing, robotics and IoT applications

2) Introductory Python programming

The units 1) and 2) will be taught to mixed groups of teenagers (Greek and newcomers), aged 15-18. Every course will be held for 4 weeks, twice a week for 3 hours. The students will also have access to the lab 1 day per week for 6 hours, where the courses will take place, for practice and free experimenting in teams or individually.

3) Use of LibreOffice for an office automation environment

4) Digital Content Production and Web Design

The units 3) and 4) will be taught to mixed groups of young adults (Greek and newcomers), aged 18-24. Every course will be held for 8 weeks, twice a week for 3 hours. The students will also have access to the lab 1 day per week for 6 hours, where the courses will take place, for practice and free experimenting in teams or individually.

The courses are expected to start on November and will be held in Athens.