Effective Education for Disaster Risk Reduction - Learning Matters.
Dear members of Edu4DRR,
Did you know that the Edu4DRR twitter feed is the second most influential at DRR in the WORLD! According twitterland we are more relevant than UNISDR! Do you follow us?
Follow us:
WE HAVE MISSED YOU!
If you have not visited for a time because of work commitments, then now is the time to renew your acquaintance with us! As ever we try to offer the latest tools and techniques to help you deliver appropriate, accurate and fun ways of learning about disaster resilience and preparedness. At the end of this e-mail is a plea for donations as I all have to pay for hosting and the url again, but before that, I am including some of the ways that Edu4DRR has contributed to knowledge and education in our field of DRR:
1. Using a prezi for your presentation in order to engage your audience:
This is a real presentation that I gave to scientists (Volcanologists and seismologist at UCL). Get inspired! Click on the image or you can view at: http://prezi.com/vd1q_umyu0so/using-comic-strips-for-drr-learning/
2. Comics and Vines to get your message across:
This has been running for a while but Silly Timmy is now a book and being used in Pakistan. If you click on the image it will link to the pdf version of the book! I am also working with a DRR member in Fiji to develop curriculum resources too, so the story goes on.
3. At the forefront of academic practice and policy:
Myself and fellow Edu4DRR member Yasamin Izadkhah wrote a paper entitled 'Use of comic strips in teaching earthquakes to kindergarten children'. This outlined the educational and learning theories, the historical perspectives for using comic strips as well as the pilot project in Tehran, Iran. You can view the paper at:
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?articleid=17105142
4. VIDEOS, VIDEOS, VIDEOS!
Here are some of my favourites from this year. These are great at generating discussion and most are available on YouTube!
5. Great Social media presence. Follow us on Twitter: @edu4drr.
I hope that helps remind you to re-connect with us at Edu4DRR. We have missed you! If you can donate, please visit Edu4DRR and click on DONATE! Any help is always appreciated! Thank you for your continued support!
Edu4DRR
Working together to help you be prepared and resilient to disasters via learning and education anywhere. Learning matters in DRR education.
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